1. |
Summer Song
02:41
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Something inside me has changed
and after all of these years,
I'm starting to understand
everything comes out of my eyes
and I have the power to change
what's in front of me
what's inside of me
what comes out of me
is the same
is the same
is the same
is the same...
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2. |
John Smith
03:03
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What's your name?
What's your surname?
Who's your mother?
Who's your father?
How do you make money to eat?
How do you pay your bills?
Do you have anything to do with John Smith, John Smith?
Do you have anything to do with John Smith, John Smith? from Michigan.
What's your name?
What's your surname?
I think I know you from somewhere.
Do you usually go out?
Are you seeing this cool show on TV?
Do you have anything to do with John Smith, John Smith?
Do you have anything to do Smith? from Michigan.
Do you have anything to do with my friend? (John Smith, John Smith) Do you have anything to do with him? (He works in a bank)
Do you have anything to do Smith? Do you have anything to do Smith? from Michigan.
Do you have anything to do Smith? Do you have anything to do Smith? from Michigan.
what's your name?
what's your surname?
what's your name?
what's your surname ?
what's your name?
what's your surname?
what's your name?
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3. |
Modern Slavery
02:57
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Hey, please don't fall
into modern slavery.
They'll make you believe you need
to chain yourself in fancy iron bars.
Your time is not yours,
time is gone,
time is gone.
Be gentle, wise and strong...
A coin is not a coin,
time is gone,
time is gone.
Don't chain yourself for fancy iron bars...
Fancy iron bars.
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4. |
Fuck Everybody
03:59
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your honest vulnerability
it doesn't make sense to them
but it does to me.
What if they don't get it?
didn't stop him
when he shouted out loud...
(shouted out loud...)
Fuck everybody!
Amen...
Amen...
Fuck everybody!
Amen...
Amen...
There's no point in waiting for things to make sense
I'm not even sure if sense makes any sense.
In the hypothetical case in which we are alive
and we are here, this is what we do,
what are we waiting for?
Fuck everybody!
Amen...
Amen...
Fuck everybody!
Amen...
Amen...
Oh and they say there is no fate, but there is:
is what you create.
Fuck everybody!
Amen...
Amen...
Fuck everybody!
Amen...
Amen...
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5. |
Remember, Forget
05:03
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Remember,
Remember there's a finish line.
Remember,
that maybe is around the corner.
Remember it,
In every step you take,
every decision you make.
Remember it,
in every yes, in every no.
Remember it,
in every bite you take,
every hug you give,
every look and every tear…
it may be the last.
Rememer it,
in everything you do,
every film you watch,
every book and every song…
it may be the last.
And then forget about it…
Forget,
Forget there's a finish line.
Forget,
that maybe is around the corner.
Forget about it,
In every step you take,
every decision you make.
every no and every yes...
Forget,
in every bite you take,
every hug you give,
every look and every tear…
it won't be the last.
Forget it,
in everything you do,
every film you watch,
every book and every song…
it won't be the last.
Forget there's a finish line,
Forget there's a finish line,
Forget there's a finish line,
Forget there's a finish line,
Forget there's a finish line,
Forget there's a finish line,
Forget there's a finish line,
Forget there's a finish line.
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