Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Myopia, artist - Enter Shikari.
Date of issue: 18.01.2015
Song language: English
Myopia |
Drip, drip, drop, bit by bit |
It’s the dulcet sound of the glacial melt |
Accompanied by the Beluga |
Singing about the hand they’ve been dealt |
The Emperor and the Arctic Fox listen intently |
«I'm beginning to get glimpses of what is called real life» |
He says, meaning misfortune |
«I'm beginning to get glimpses of what is called real life» |
«(Yes, they’re) Lost in myopia |
(Yes, they’re) Lost in myopia» |
Surrounded by ostriches with mouths full of sand |
Their teeth grind the grains, but their faces don’t contort |
Perplexed, I am unable to breathe in their skin |
We are all vertebrates, but where is their backbone now? |
«I'm beginning to get glimpses of what is called real life» |
He says, meaning misfortune |
«I'm beginning to get glimpses of what is called real life» |
He says, meaning misfortune |
As the Emperor watches his numbers plummet |
They hear him scream |
«They're living in denial (Of science) |
They’re happy to defile (Silence) |
Yeah, they’re living in denial (Of science) |
They’re happy to defile (Silence)» |
«I'm beginning to get glimpses of what is called real life» |
He says, meaning misfortune |
Deprived is the polar bear, grasping at straws |
To safeguard dividends they depend on disbelief |
Perplexed, I am unable to breathe in their skin |
We are all vertebrates, but where is their backbone now? |
«I'm beginning to get glimpses of what is called real life» |
He says, meaning misfortune |
«I'm beginning to get glimpses of what is called real life» |
He says, meaning misfortune |
As the Emperor watches his numbers plummet |
They hear him scream |
«They're living in denial (Of science) |
They’re happy to defile (Silence) |
Yeah, they’re living in denial (Of science) |
They’re happy to defile (Silence)» |