I'm looking for a friend today
Another victim just like me
A lunatic a loser a freak
Another casualty from a fucked up society
I gave my all to the system
Half my life still in question
All about the money and power
All the greed they've devoured

You never gave any credibility for a vision given to the enemy
And on the faces of humanity
A stone's eye throw for a man
On a pedestal

You sold your soul to the man
Another deal a deal gone bad
Another seed that never gets planted
Corporate insects destroy our planet
Never going to let another day die
My friend you and I
Feel the heat from the fire outside
Burning hot still alive

You never gave any credibility for a vision given to the enemy
And on the faces of humanity
A stone's eye throw for a man
On a pedestal

I keep it bottled inside me
You keep it bottled inside you
See the sun drop colours of red
Broken bones for a mouth well fed
Bring back a real train of thought
Another tool for the melting pot

You never gave any credibility for a vision given to the enemy
And on the faces of humanity
A stone's eye throw for a man


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    Wowwwwwww i luv this song! lol its friggin awsum!!!! Dus any1 else no any other really good Pulley songs i should get??? I don't really get wat this song is about but i still luv it!!

    *tHe_uSed_rOk*on September 14, 2005   Link

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