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Facts


I keep writing all these facts Become ancient artifacts Running laps Staying in place Welcome to the tank Wheels keep spinning Balance like my taste buds Telling the real from the artificial Taking time to redream On a trillion mind network Cooking the heat up Checking the menu Hint if the price is right Negotiate term on baby side deal Vip Never negotiate on an empty tummy Business focus Get your monoply money Steal the dream Leaving coal behind the scene Something the afterlife will understand Work for hunger Never get paid enough Bounce back before the caves collapse Repeat history An sos from the past From another planet Relapsing the gaps Something never change No matter what planet were on Search and destroy Move on to the next They came to warn Yet we never listen They got mad and destroyed history Let the truth free at last Blast Tick tick boom Mad because it wasn't from you So destroy and control Relight the fumes To blind Relign a controlling system to enslave Brainwashed Tourched Hung Burn Is that how you control things? Playing the victim because the truth came The future came The pasted staned The present to blame? Where did the peace go The disease of hate Running like mold Infecting the healthy Where to change When minds reprogrammed to watch and not react to such violence Killing because of power To prove what The beginning is coming back School beck in session Hearts with armor Learned from the past Can't trust with betrayal Lies to take over Sad its true Kings turned into slaves Prayers lost in the program Old gods diminished because they in position to long Is the change really necessary Poisoning for money We need the old ways
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