1. |
Easy E
03:34
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There will be blood, upon our hands, upon the ground on which we stand
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2. |
We Are All Gods
02:55
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Fight for the attention of the fucking ignorant
As they wait with bated breath for their commands
Stand uneducated, controlled by a deity
Playing with their lives in the palm of his hands
Made up by a made up man showing a sign
Of his fictional existence
Lack reason, logic, and any solid evidence
They'll argue and they'll beat you
We're all gods
We're as important as each other
And I don't need a made up man
To teach me that we're brothers
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3. |
Serenity Now
04:19
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We took a boat up the coast
To try and make it to the island
And in the fresh sea air
We couldn't anticipate the lightning
And then the thunder crashed
And the boat was struck
And as the waves crashed down
I took one last look
The water was cold
And I held you tight
And as we floated
Day turned to night
And you drowned
As I drifted ashore
I had made it to the island
But I was all alone
I though, is this my life now?
So I ran
And I hanged
My life's not worth the air I'm breathing
And I can't go on without you near
So I'll take my life and I'll end it here
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