The rest of that track is an invitation to explore his deranged psyche. While in some ways a warning to resist hellish temptations, the bleak "Inside the Fire" finds a demonic figure suggesting suicide to a girl so that she can be reunited with a friend whose soul he has already claimed. S- and f-words appear in various forms on dreary cuts. One of them is the death-to-unity anthem "Divide." Another is the put-me-out-of-my-misery diatribe "Criminal." Using gothic metaphors and vampiresque verbiage, "Deceiver" and "The Night" obsess over death and darkness. "The Curse" describes Draiman's deep despair.