I don't remember being dead
I can't remember hell
I don't remember heaven as well
But a familiar smell
If your feeling trust you know who I am
To be real is a must that's me if I can
When I'm feeling small it's a bigger land
Where I try to remember as a child man
Canned disease we buy
In the breeze we let others die
Then with ease we go and buy
The things we like
If your feeling trust you know who I am
To be real is a must that's me if I can
When I'm feeling small it's a better land
So I try to remember as a child man
Yes I try to remember as a child man
You know your brain is better than everything
We've got going wrong
And so with 7 percent we fake
A world in secular survival
I don't like that at all be internal
Be internal
If your feeling trust you know who I am
To be real is a must that's me if I can
When I'm feeling small it's a bigger land
Where I try to remember as a child man
yeah, I try to remember as a child man
I'm trying to remember as a child man.


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    "If your feeling trust you know who I am" If you trust him then you've got him right. He's trustworthy, real, honest.

    "To be real is a must that's me if I can" To be real is to care, to put forth effort in life. If your fake, a lire, a player, a cheat then what's the point of being alive? Just like in a video game, if you cheat then what's the point of playing in the first place. "That's me if I can" No ones perfect but he tries.

    "When I'm feeling small it's a bigger land" When he's not caught up in his ego, trying to be the coolest, the most popular, the best, he can see everything for what it is. He can relax and not worry about his image cause there is so much more then just him.

    "Where I try to remember as a child man" He doesn't feel he's a complete man yet cause he's still learning about the universe and himself/growing. He tries to remember to not get lost inside himself and his ego. Tries to keep a calm mind.

    "Canned disease we buy In the breeze we let others die Then with ease we go and buy The things we like" The sad point that society has evolved to and we're still on a downward spiral to an ideocracy or to devour ourselves. We're so materialistic and don't care about each other.

    "You know your brain is better than everything We've got going wrong And so with 7 percent we fake A world in secular survival I don't like that at all be internal Be internal" Our brain is better than everything cause it is everything. Our brain makes us and everything we see/feel and yet we pollute it and destroy it with over stimulation and drugs. "secular survival" we base things too much on rules and logic. Not enough on how we feel or emotion. "I don't like that at all be internal" He hates the way the world is so much that he's just going to keep to himself and not try to take part in it.

    Arthur000on January 21, 2010   Link

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