| Do you ever get that feeling |
| People closing doors behind you |
| All alone again, surrounded |
| By the normal things you do Like a rabbit in the headlights, |
| You get rooted to the spot |
| Now they baffle you with choices |
| Will they leave you here to rot? |
| Corporation corridors, |
| How I wonder what’s in store for me. |
| Corporation corridors, |
| Help me find an open door |
| Believe in me, I’ll play your game |
| Please don’t ignore me or my name |
| Do you ever get that feeling |
| People running scared around you |
| Sacrificing their opinions |
| For the uniform they wear |
| Corporation pays the mortgage, |
| Telephone and shiny car |
| Sell your morals for promotion, |
| Pass the buck and you’ll go far |
| Corporation corridors |
| How I wonder what’s in store for me Corporation corridors, |
| Devoted I’ll obey your laws |
| Grant me my security |
| A corporate identity and I’m yours |
| I’m yours |
| You’re the answer to my problems |
| Can you help me run my life and find some friends |
| Do you ever get that feeling |
| People making out they like you |
| All the time they’re busy working |
| On the plan to run you through |
| If you really want to beat them |
| You can do it through the system |
| Secret lies in infiltration, |
| Anonymity’s the clue |
| Make a point in being faceless |
| Keep your instinct well alive |
| Making sure you leave no traces |
| And you won’t tell any lies |
| Come and join the corporation now |
| Step into the corridor |
| knocking at the station now |
| Welcome 1984 |