1. |
Boredom
02:39
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We’re bored now
We’re all bored
But this boredom of the world is?
Self-perpetuated unconscious
Anxiety
Keeps us asleep
Never wonders
Boredom into exhaustion
Created by unitary world
An uncaring infection
Based on death and currency
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2. |
Fractured
03:23
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Buildings fall down
Rotten core foundation
Broken steps
The longing for a home
No longer we can go
A longing for a time
So fractured and so cold
Smashed out headlights
Fuel running red
Shattered expectations
A never ending night
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3. |
Lemonade
03:07
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I'd rather be home peaceful and unafraid
Then stay here thinking of what I should do today
Don't think there's no better motivation here than you
You thought we were inside a building that's burning down
But it's the only thing that keeps us warm and cozy now
Your commentaries useless but I'll hear it from you
But I'm not blaming you
Plowing forward I don't cower with anxiety
With fear of missing out on opportunities
You can't live it through me, you can live it through you
I'm not feeling suppressed by this adversity
I'm not just believing only what I'd seen
Digging through the bottom you'll find another truth
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4. |
Sons of Freedom
03:16
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No one owns the land
No we will not listen to your indoctrination
Work the soil with our hands
Reject the beast of burden
Bruised and beaten
Dismiss your ruling grip
Naked dancing in the flames
A protest, a revolution
A question of individual survival
We don’t grasp a chance
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