When two people have a project
They begin a competition
In which there will be a winner and a loser
State of dominance over one or the other

This dominance is integral to
All human's ways and actions
The necessity to keep at disposition
An object or being desired by another

Knowing through training that he wants to keep it
Learning everyday, he will have to dominate

Our brain makes us act
Behave and react
A pulsion that drives us to stay alive

Need to satisfy our fundamental needs
The nervous system enables that drive

Through consumerism, escape and struggle
As well as inhibition

All these mechanisms that preserve balance
Biological well being

Seems that until now we have used our brain
Just to dominate, just to dominate

Knowing through training that he wants to keep it
Learning everyday, he will have to dominate
When two people have a project
They begin a competition

We've to widen the knowledge of
How our brain works to understand
Or nothing will, will ever change
Will to an end

Give birth without seizing
Act and except nothing
They flower let them free
Unite with the dust and be

Give birth without seizing
Act and except nothing
They flower let them free
Unite with the dust and be.


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    I think it's "knowing through training that if..." A stupid nitpick. This song is awesome, though. The music mirrors the lyrics surprisingly well.

    Nirgeon September 25, 2009   Link

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