Fixation on the darkness that engulfs this world
Drain the life force of our people,
Change, change, fixation on the darkness that engulfs this world
Drain the life force of our people
Return to the womb (new life) lay your head to rest (mercy)
To give you a peace of mind lay your head to rest

Come together inside, this body is only a shell, change
The only way we will survive light transfiguration of the soul
Of the soul, of the mind
Fixation on the darkness that engulfs this world, drain the life force of our
People

Return to the womb(new life) lay your head to rest (mercy)
To give you a piece of mind lay your head to rest

Tell them, they will not hold us down, its time for change, change
Its time for change. change
Its time for change, they will not hold us down, they will not hold us down
Its time for change, its time for change


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    again, i said it on another song and i'll say it on this one, it seems that a lot of KsE songs have a very spiritual underpinning. This song appears to be about a person allowing themselves to be reborn, allowing themselves to change, and not letting society hold them down. This song is beautiful, through and through :D

    Mr.Graveson January 09, 2005   Link

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