Bun cia bun cia cata bum bum cia bun cia ciata bum
Bun cia bun cia cata bum bum cia bun cia ciata bum

Ah ah, whoo

Sono ossessionato dalla perfezione che risiede
In ognuno di noi, in ognuno di noi
Ah ah, whoo
Sono ossessionato dalla perfezione che sonnecchia
In ognuno di noi, in ognuno di noi
Ah ah, whoo

Neurotrasmettitori, sinapsi elettrochimiche
Catene sequenziali di acidi nucleici
Mi parlano di te, mi parlano di te, mi parlano di te, mi parlano

Ormoni cromosomi, reazioni cellulari
Fattori neurotrofici di antigeni virali
Mi parlano di te, mi parlano di te, mi parlano di te, mi parlano
Ah ah, mi parlano di te

Sono ossessionato dalla perfezione che sonnecchia
In ognuno di noi, in ognuno di noi
Sono ossessionato dalla perfezione che risiede
In ognuno di noi, in ognuno di noi

Ah ah, mi parlano dite, mi parlano di te
Danno i punti a caso manco guardano chi c'è
Si mettono i gioielli dopo satana in privè
Vieni
La perfezione non esiste
Senti le urla
Di questi automi persi nel nulla
Che cercano prese elettriche nella giungla
Sì lo so (whoo)
La cosa ti sembra assurda (what?)
Una vita intera senza mea culpa
Questi se la tirano tutta quindi

Fino a quando mi sarà concesso
Faccio in modo che sentano il malcontento
Poi se il consenso qua se ne va col vento
Boh, avevi un tiro e non hai fatto centro
Allora credici, che qua ci ammazzano i medici
Ne usciamo isterici
Restiamo in deficit, anemici
Baby, mi parlano di te
La perfezione non esiste

Neurotrasmettitori, sinapsi elettrochimiche
Catene sequenziali di acidi nucleici
Mi parlano di te, mi parlano di te, mi parlano di te, mi parlano

Ormoni cromosomi, reazioni cellulari
Fattori neurotrofici di antigeni virali
Mi parlano di te, mi parlano di te, mi parlano di te, mi parlano

L'angoscia quotidiana, le gabbie più invisibili
Le nostre distruzioni per misere ambizioni
Mi parlano di te, mi parlano di te, mi parlano di te, mi parlano

Neurotrasmettitori, scintille elettrochimiche
Di vita potenziale, vita irraggiungibile
Mi parlano di te, mi parlano di te, mi parlano di te, mi parlano


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