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More Things
01:20
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Think about your friends and family.
Are they really what you cherish?
Think about all the things you’ve purchased.
Now tell me what’s more important.
If you answered the former,
then pat yourself on the back.
If you answered the latter,
is that your meaning of life?
But I’m really no better,
Im just the same as you.
I can’t pretend I’m different,
but it’s good to think about.
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The Indifference
01:50
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no more
the unheard screams, the wretched pain
flying bolt right through the brain
dirty cash teach us not to care,
about the innocent lives that we spare
billions spent, and for what it's worth
I can't stand for the
indifference, no more
force fed, living in a cage
only to be killed right at the stake
convinced ourselves, it isn't real
that these are products born on the shelf
total disregard because of what we're told
that these weren't once real lives that we are being sold
no more!
can I support the guillotine we control
no more!
can I participate in the killing just for the taste
no more!
Because we all have a heart and a life, that is real
no more!
because in justice for all, I still believe
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3. |
Pump The Brakes
02:07
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mind is racing 'round, there's nothing left but the memories
tapping on the wheel, hands gripped tight just to feel
stuck in traffic as my dreams go running by
how did I get stuck in such a mold?
so torch the car and leave it at the pier
to break the mental chains that hold me down here
across the world and back again, lost my source of happiness
the stories of the road, now memories growing cold
used to be a familiar face, but tell me was it just a phase?
because we were so young and now we're growing old
so torch the car and leave it at the pier
to break the mental chains that hold me down here
finding your path to a blissful place
can take being lost without a trace
the imaginary walls that keep me held in
i've built up, brick by brick
break it down
pump the brakes, pump the brakes
I need to get out of this place
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Old Friends
01:44
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Been walking around, see some faces I used to know.
We used to be friends, but now I feel like a stranger.
But I don’t need another friend like you.
Another friend who’s going to let me down.
Pretend you don’t know me, pretend I don’t know you,
nothing else has changed.
You're never going to change.
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5. |
Something More
02:37
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The reflection looks the same
but what is left to ignite the flame?
complacency, deficiency
living a life of normalcy
the status quo, the money dream
learned through years of conditioning
life measured on what you own
what about what can't be sold?
well there's something more to give
the day to day, living the norm
a story not worth being told
there's so much hurt and so much pain
and all we care about is the gain
of material wealth, things we don't need
ignoring destruction based on greed
and what is left when it's said and done?
the effects of those who are dead and gone
well there's something more to give
because the money can't follow you through the grave
and what is left is if you've made this a better place
there has to be something more
something more to live
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