This is one of my favorite songs. https://fnfgo.io
here's a game that self-destructs
when it's properly set into motion
saves you the effort, it breaks on it's own
perspective is gone; you're watching it sliding away
let it slide
stark and empty place
let it slide
into regained space
here's a simple way to
increase the speed of white similacrum
force-feed the reel onto shattered projection
such a good picture, clear-cut tracking this time
and this is not so hard to take
until the game's in time and place
and this is not so hard to take
until the reel can fit the space
when it's properly set into motion
saves you the effort, it breaks on it's own
perspective is gone; you're watching it sliding away
let it slide
stark and empty place
let it slide
into regained space
here's a simple way to
increase the speed of white similacrum
force-feed the reel onto shattered projection
such a good picture, clear-cut tracking this time
and this is not so hard to take
until the game's in time and place
and this is not so hard to take
until the reel can fit the space
Lyrics submitted by weezerific:cutlery
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