frozen ...

grasping on the galaxy warmed here by the sun floating to infinity collapse and come undone perfectly dimension here immensity collapse blasted in but far behind won¹t be torn in half what the hell's the point of this well the sun and the moon are forever however long that takes and to make you see from a different view if it¹s clear what would you say figure it out is it all figured out and you search and you say what you mean decision is out frozen here as I sit here inside the machine perfectly intention here immensity collapse blasted in but far behind won't be home at last what the hell's the point of this well the sun and the moon are forever however long that takes and to make you see from a different view if it's clear what would you say figure it out is it all figured out and you search and you say what you mean decision is out frozen here as I sit here inside the machine it's all said and done there is no certainty a machine figure it out is it all figured out and you search and you say what you mean decision is out frozen here as I sit here inside the machine decision is out cold in here as I sit here inside the machine


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    Here's how I interpret it.

    When there's something we need to tell someone, we freeze up, and try to think of the right words to say. Our brains work like machines, and we search them to find the right words. We don't want to screw it up; we just want to make our intentions clear.

    Hell, this might only explain half of it, if any...but it's all I can make sense of. I really love how deep Collide's lyrics are.

    CollideAScopeon April 16, 2009   Link

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