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The rock song about giving up on rock music... or is it giving up on life?
lyrics
This gravy train has left the station and we cannot catch it now / I just wanted to let you know / want to let you know / that was before the branding iron killed the sacred cow / I just wanted to let you know / want to let you know, yeah / This is where / you go to be giving up / we're already there / we've already given up / this make believe you dwell in has you swimming in your sleep / I just wanted to let you know / want to let you know / the produce has been sitting out it's rotting from the heat / I just wanted to let you know / want to let you know, yeah / this is where / you go to be giving up / we're already there / we've already given up / it's too late, we've already / sealed your fate / we sealed it from the moment we created you / The schism grows more deep / flesh weakens in the family / you can't be left alone / don't throw away the phone, you just dial it / there's no-one you can trust / can't live without their trust / it's important that you succeed / you're choking on their lead / and it's time to walk / 'cuz hands are in the air (our hands are in the air) / no-one really cares (no no-one really cares anymore / where do you go to give up? / we surrendered when we stopped giving a fuck / there's no-one you can trust / can't live without their trust / so you better go build that bridge / you're standing on a ledge / and looking down / falling down / 'cuz hands are in the air (our hands are in the air) / no-one really cares (no no-one really cares anymore / where do you go to give up? / we surrendered when we stopped giving a fuck / tired of man (we're tired of humankind) / of doing what we can (of doing what we can to get by) / where do you go to give in? / we surrendered when we learned we'd never win / with another black hole and the world is small / going to have to build a Dyson Sphere / when the centre of it all is the eye of the storm / the storm can power us and steer / all of us to a place, a very brave place / where we stop forcing fate one day / and the nothingness and the battle for bliss / no longer saps our energy away / yeah yeah yeah yeah y-
credits
from Space Out!,
released January 9, 2013
Lyrics: Ian Strung
Music: Ian Strung, Robin Deyong, Mick Srivastava
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