The lines of transport
Make their way through towns
The lines of transport
Make their way through towns
At any cost, name a price

Digging through towns
Make way like Moses through the waves
Pick and choose from a folklore
To describe the biggest events

(Did I make it all)
Did I make it all up?

Detritus gathers
Until dirt is the only layer you see
Scratch away, scrape away
Lacerate, keep scratching

Have we become the unshockable?
Or have we become the saddened?
Activity is absent, things are looking scarce

The human heart is on trial for a limited spell
A human heart is on offer for a limited spell

Your body was your great strength
How do you feel now there's nothing left?
The moment's gone
For me, you spent too many hours in bed

(Do you think this is)
Do you think this is cruel?

Snickering clowns
In laughter we hide behind our hands
Take them away, move them away
Stand up straight, keep turning

Have we become the unshockable?
Or have we become the saddened?
Activity is absent, things are looking scarce

Have we become the unshockable?
Or have we become the saddened?
Activity is absent, things are looking scarce

Conceal those thoughts that linger on your breath
Keep them hidden or they'll catch their death
Conceal those thoughts that linger on your breath
Keep them hidden or they'll catch their death

The modes of transport
Forge their way through towns
The modes of transport
Forge their way through towns

Take them away, move them away
Take them away, keep turning
Take them away, move them away
Take them away, keep turning

Have we become the unshockable?
Or have we become the saddened?
Activity is absent, things are looking scarce

Have we become the unshockable?
Or have we become the saddened?
Activity is absent, things are looking scarce


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The Unshockable Lyrics as written by Duncan Robert Lloyd Archis Tiku

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    "Digging through towns Make way, like Moses through the waves"

    I can't help thinking how much i love that part of the song.

    tommyhaychon November 05, 2007   Link

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