Tell me are you out there, is there nothing here to tame the human heart
I see a land that's ruthless, yet where each shadow ends a life begins to start
We broke the backs of strangers
Where are their wives and children now?
We'll raise a rag of hope then tear it down

Our focus is feeling
Our focus is feeling
We've put up these walls, but out there it's cold
Our focus is feeling

Pulls you to the window, there's a crack and then your eyes begin to sting
Down there in the street, their falling tears settle in the dust of kings
We thought the land was changing
We knew the change was in our hearts
We saw the light make shadows of the dark

Our focus is feeling
Our focus is feeling
We've put up these walls, but out there it's cold
Our focus is feeling

There's too many lies; there's too many thieves
There's too many Gods, there's none I believe
Our nations are blind, our cities are wild
The world we have now has the let the innocent down...


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    This is one of the few Pilot Speed songs with a kick-ass vibe to it - and maybe Into Your Hideout too - though I haven't listened to any of the Sell Control For Life's Speed album.

    I think this song is more of the stuff along the theme of a messed up world but with hope - though not too much hope in this particular song.

    arenjonon May 22, 2009   Link

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