Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Documentary, artist - Strike Anywhere. Album song Nightmares of the West, in the genre Иностранный рок
Date of issue: 16.07.2020
Record label: Pure Noise
Song language: English
Documentary |
Can’t find your eyes in a river of faces |
Bodies collide like a sea in a storm |
If this is the end of safe spaces |
Away from your homeland, we mine to keep warm |
(I swear!) I swear you were just right here |
Now, you’d die for post-modern content |
(I swear!) I swear you were just right here |
Now, you’d die for a document |
So let’s thrown down now, rust in dirt |
Where’s the thought in the maze of hurt? |
Remember that you are a battery |
Resistance, love, written large |
Is this the «Voice of America» station? |
(Stolen!) Stolen land beyond border wars |
Propaganda plantations |
Oil and blood at the Apple store |
(I swear!) I swear you were just right here |
In the jungle (Waiting for better lives) |
(I swear!) I swear you were just right here |
In the suburbs (Metastasized) |
So let’s thrown down now, rust in dirt |
Where’s the thought in the maze of hurt? |
Remember that you are a battery |
Resistance, love, written large |
And we live to charge! |
We can become more than this |
Scratched on a napkin, last call at the bar |
We deserve to fight for everyone |
For all that we’ve lost, for all that we are |
(We charge!) We can become more than this |
Scratched on a napkin, last call at the bar |
We deserve to fight for everyone |
For all that we’ve lost, for all that we are |
For all that we are… |
So let’s thrown down now, rust in dirt |
Where’s the thought in the maze of hurt? |
Remember that you are a battery |
Resistance, love, written large |
And we live to charge! |
We can become more than this |
Scratched on a napkin, last call at the bar |
We deserve to fight for everyone |
For all that we’ve lost, for all that we are |
(We charge!) We can become more than this |
Scratched on a napkin, last call at the bar |
We deserve to fight for everyone |
For all that we’ve lost, for all that we are |