A disgraced administration of justice
With charges decided by the defendant’s wealth
As the master of the court
I desire money more than justice
Even if you’re a scoundrel
If you pay money I’ll save you
Money is the best lawyer in Hell
Appearance and age, race and gender
All of it’s irrelevant
The most important thing is if you can pay money
That’s all there is to it
Your life depends on me
If you want help, show me the money
Yes, your sins are my consideration alone
Judgment of corruption
If you want rescue from a swamp of false charges
Hand over more money
For the sake of my disabled daughter, too
I need money
If I collect the seven vessels of grave sin
My wish will come true
Today too in the unfolding courtroom of doubt
The wicked laugh, the innocent cry
Yes, your sins are my consideration alone
Judgment of corruption
If it’s to grant my own dearest wish
I will continue to swing this unjust mallet
A vicious general is a mass murderer
A capital crime charge is natural
I was handed a bribe, and I
Declare the defendent innocent
In the resulting rage, a civil war began
The general was killed
His miserable corpse is exposed on the field
The force of the anger comes to face me
And my house blazes
My beloved “daughter”
If we two are together, I have nothing to fear
From the burned down mansion, they’ll probably find
The remains of a solitary “parent and child”…
This place where I was alone when I opened my eyes
Is the gate of the Hellish Yard
Heaven or hell, that is decided by
The Master of the Hellish Yard
Even if you’re a scoundrel
If you pay money I’ll save you
Money is the best lawyer in Hell
I smile at the Master of the Hellish Yard
And softly whisper
“I will never hand over my fortune to the likes of you”
I jumped through the door and my body
Falls right down to the bottom of hell
Yes, sins are my consideration alone
Judgment of corruption
No matter who it is, I won’t approve
Anyone judging this sin of mine
Yes, one day I will again gather in my hands
The fragments of deadly sin
In that moment, hell may turn into
Me and my daughter’s utopia…