Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Blame Paradise, artist - The Dear Hunter. Album song All Is as All Should Be, in the genre Инди
Date of issue: 20.11.2017
Record label: Cave and Canary Goods
Song language: English
Blame Paradise |
Millions of minds press opinions like they’re gospel |
(as facts and figures find ill-fated decay) |
And all the pushers stand in line, so vaingloriously hostile |
(if they had their way, we’d have no escape) |
So I beg for rationale in the midst of all the rage |
But I’m met with reduction again |
I offend before I’ve opened my mouth |
To resent, I present: there’s nothing pleasant to say |
(Paradise has gifted us these convoluted interrupts that interrupt real life) |
I can’t believe my eyes |
The truth’s no longer deified |
Instead we wade the wreckage of this |
False information that you can’t deny |
Tell me this isn’t real life |
Did you believe it? |
Can you unsee it? |
It isn’t difficult to scribe a scheme |
If you manage to master the subtleties of doublespeak |
But I can’t keep up, no, the stories creep up |
Hell, I’m not invincible to tricks that treat |
The believer appeased with deceit to boost their dignity |
(Paradise has gifted us these convoluted interrupts that interrupt real life) |
I can’t believe my eyes |
The truth’s no longer deified |
Instead we wade the wreckage of this |
False information that you can’t deny |
Tell me this isn’t real life |
Could it be, maybe we, are responsible for sleeping while |
Our enemies achieve the ends to all their means? |
Could it be, maybe we, are responsible for sleeping while |
Our enemies achieve the ends to all their means? |
(Blame paradise for giving us these ways to stay oblivious; deliriously glued |
to all our interrupts that interrupt real…) |
I can’t believe my eyes |
The truth’s no longer deified |
Instead we wade the wreckage of this |
False information that you can’t deny |
A fantasy that aches to acidify |
And still, it spreads like a wild fire |
Too many lies on which we rely |
Tell me this isn’t real… |