Revolution In Limbo
We didn’t live, we only existed
Undo the worker
The corporate vice turned inside out
Exposed for what it truly is
The horizon has just met the Sun
The days and nights have folded into one
(Waiting a lifetime)
Over and over
Day in day out
Monotonous drought
The sights and sounds are all the same
The smell of morning enters a declining brain
One more step out of this door
One more step to end this life
We feel no more
Rinse, repeat
Rinse, repeat
We are superior
Drench yourself in our word
Keep your eyes to the floor
Follow the repressive maze
Keep your eyes to the floor
A city built on pain
Drench yourself in our ideas
Over and over
Day in day out
Monotonous drought
We didn’t live
We only existed
Top of the morning to you
Keep your eyes to the floor
Follow the dotted lines
A maze created for productivity
For us, for them
A city built on your pain
Cranes hanging your lifeless bodies
The colors painting the canvas of our ancestors
A city built on your pain
Cranes hanging your lifeless bodies
The colors painting the canvas of our ancestors
Lost invitation
The sights and sounds are all the same
The smell of morning enters a declining brain
Color the city of hurt
We creak and sway with every turn
The shouting minds whisper
Don’t sit long
Old habits turn the line of the vultures
Looking to collapse the position
Peaking through, year after year
They see your only weakness, and today they will start their feast
A city built on your loss
Obsessive to the point of panic
You pushed your lifeline away
Drift off into other lives
A lost memory
The city, they shine their production
We’ve followed a contorted maze
Stacking the kingdom in rubble
Choking our failures again
And again
And again
Age defeats, age defiles
Your last breath tastes so sweet
We are not meant to survive here
We must move along
Calling unto our dwellings
We rot alone
Age defeats, age defiles
Your last breath tastes so sweet
We are not meant to survive here
We must move along
Calling unto our dwellings
Over and over
Day in day out
Monotonous drought
We didn’t live
We only existed