| Now reality don’t care about nothing once the horn is blown. |
| And this
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| particular walk of life smells of broken glass beneath the feet of a daytime
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| boy who’s never really seen the sunrise
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| A willing scribe said that the cipher lies in the hearsay, just to clean the
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| air and walk me through the garden of innocence where footsteps resound like
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| danger on the faces of children left alone for far too long
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| You know reality, it don’t care about nothing
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| When it’s too much, yet still not enough to take away the conditions and
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| expectations most carry pocket-bounded and hidden like blemishes and false from
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| lovers or food from needy mouths
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| See, this is indeed the end of the past
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| And in submission future is over-thoughted and yet to be experienced.
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| A time for those who try to live out their daydreams so that their nightly
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| rest smells of peace and sounds like tomorrow’s fuel’s stocked and at the ready.
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| . |
| Reality
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| Freedom, essential to one and all for a small price, most often called «Join the democracy program» or making yourself part and parcel to some lewd
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| scam. |
| A place where the concrete jungles and suburban desserts meet,
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| minimum wage, and the bar on a 12 gauge, 51 states full of territorial
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| squabbles and ethnic disputes on the rise. |
| Seems like when the U.S.
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| shakes its money make all the change falls into special interest pocketbooks,
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| cocaine helicopter fuel reserves and payoffs between overseers to keep their
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| mouths shut. |
| Land of techno color dollar and blue eyes, blonde hair…
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| and black blood… Reality
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| Shackled by freedom and bullied by hatred and the simple nature of
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| misunderstanding, we remain ruled by currency and sold to the highest bidder,
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| day by day. |
| America 2002
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| A place where they say hell is between your ears when you’re still breathing,
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| and here some folk rain on the inside even when the sun comes out.
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| So the time has come for new decisions to be made. |
| All of your previous pains
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| have past on in a wave, so it’s okay for you to take a chance on yourself…
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| Reality
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| This particular walk of life smells of broken glass beneath the bare feet of a
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| daytime boy who’s never really seen the sunrise. |
| Walking through the garden of
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| innocence. |
| When it’s too much, yet still not quite enough to take away the
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| conditions and expectations. |
| So we declare today is the end of the past…
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| Reality
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| This is the time for those who try to live out their daydreams, so that their
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| nightly rest smells of peace. |
| Reality
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| Also essential to freedom, comes with a heavy price to pay. |
| Reality
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| Reality
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| Reality don’t care about nothing |