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Mind of a Mad Man


Who would fit in if everyone belonged?

We all make it through life with differences,

And insanity is what keeps us strong. 

 

Chaos and madness keeps us living long, 

So make the mad ones your accomplices.

Who would fit in if everyone belonged?

 

The bombs and explosions and civil wrongs,

Caused all of our world's nations divorces. 

And insanity is what keeps us strong.

 

Our hands unclasp as we all go along,

The world gives no room for acceptances. 

Who would fit in if everyone belonged?

 

The world has lost its sense of right and wrong,

It's going out like unlit furnaces.

Insanity is what keeps us strong.

 

The world is singing the same old sad song

Because of hatred and unbalances.

Who would fit in if everyone belonged?

Our insanity is what keeps us strong. 

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