Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song There's No "I" In Apocalypse, artist - Call Me Malcolm.
Date of issue: 05.04.2018
Song language: English
There's No "I" In Apocalypse |
I think I’m shaken |
And I’m broken to the core of my bones |
I think I lost myself somewhere |
And I wanna go home |
And the depression obsession is just a spiral |
My head loves going down |
I tried to find myself |
But I only think I hate what I found |
We got a hack fuelled |
Shit cruel |
Leaderless boat and it’s sinking |
Where everybody’s got a voice |
But nobody’s got a thought |
Worth hearing |
Our aspirations plumb the gutter |
With a little more flair |
And agitation of a nation |
Should never be a standard to bear |
I’m ever only in a crowd, so lonely |
When I am face down you can kill me |
But don’t bury me without my live stream |
Try sucking in your cheeks |
And the gut |
Just to better yourself |
Look nonchalant, and confident |
But with a little more wealth |
Filter is what you’re told |
Don’t eat cause you look old |
I don’t need a virtual crowd |
Just to cry out for help |
I’m ever only in a crowd, so lonely |
When I am face down you can kill me |
But don’t bury me without my live stream |
Can we pretend that we are sincere? |
Cause I don’t know if I belong here |
Repeat after me |
«I am free to do as you say» |
So keep your face down |
Think straight |
Good things are coming your way |
Keep that swipe to the right kid |
You’re different just like everyone else |
So ride this bomb to hell |
This apocalypse has virtually |
Become our liberty cell |
I’m ever only in a crowd, so lonely |
I’m ever only in a crowd, so lonely |
When I am face down you can kill me |
But don’t bury me without my live stream |
Can we pretend that we are sincere? |
Cause I don’t know if I belong here |
I don’t know if I belong here |
I don’t know if I belong here |
I don’t know if I belong here |
I don’t know if I belong here |
Lavender and rose oil smell lovely |
And can help you battle |
The aching void |
Where your happiness used to be |