all you people can feel it waiting

innocence and love, wrapped in the arms of the burning neon

I feel it, I feel

Comes a time when you get turned around and,

Life itself just wears you out but,

You keep gettin' ready for the big parade.

Oh you shine

In George Orwell portrays a chilling world in which computers are used by

large bureaucracies to monitor and enslave the population in his book

I'm not waiting for the answers

On a Sunday afternoon

I'm just too drunk to remember

Why I always

I'm teething on the answers you're saving

How are you going to make me understand

I'm dreaming while you're stealing babies

How are you going to help me sleep again

How should

I used to wanna dream

I used to wanna scream at the top of my lungs

Like a diamond in a ring

Or the song

Fell asleep today

North Ontario

Woke up far away

A place I didn't know

A woman smiled at me

She said, welcome to my home

Life is different

Take death for example.

A great deal of our effort goes into avoiding it.

We make extraordinary efforts to delay it and often consider

its intrusion

You don't know me, but I see you

You got your spot light, I got my rear-view

I've seen it all before

I keep coming

All my friends

Alone on a hill

They're just looking down

With violent minds out on loan

They're just