Just a blank and empty stare,
Another number stuck in line.
Generation gone nowhere,
Are we all losin' our minds. Our minds.

Things are fallin' all down,
Should we let the world fall apart?
Fallin' down all around,
Won't let this world break my heart. No.

This is the last time I let the world,
Get the best of me.
Never, break me,
Never, gonna take me alive.

We humans live on misery,
Born to punch the clock each day.
Is there really freedom of speech?
Or do we watch what we say? I say.

Things are fallin' all down,
Should we let the world fall apart?
Fallin' down all around,
Won’t let this world break my heart. No.

This is the last time I let the world,
Get the best of me.
Never, break me,
Never, gonna take me alive.

You'll never take me alive.

And my heart is all mine, (All mine!)
And my mind is free, (A revolution!)
That's all the revolution, (A revolution!)
Revelation that I need.

And my heart is all mine, (All mine!)
And my mind is free, (A revolution!)
That's all the revolution, (A revolution!)
Revelation that I need.

And my heart is all mine, (All mine!)
And my mind is free, (I'm Free!)
And the fire it burns, (It burns!)
Deep inside of me. (Freedom!)

And my heart is all mine, (All mine!)
And my mind is free, (I'm Free!)
And the fire it burns, (It burns!)
Deep inside of me. (Freedom!)

I try to do all that I can
To make a better me.
Change yourself and then the world,
Always speak what you believe. I believe.

Things are fallin' all down,
Should we let the world fall apart?
Fallin' down all around,
Won't let this world break my heart. No.

This is the last time I let the world,
Get the best of me.
Never, break me,
Never, gonna take me.

This is the last time I let the world,
Get the best of me.
Never, break me,
Never, gonna take me alive.

You'll never take me alive.


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    And my heart is all mine And my mind is free That's all the revolution, revelation that I need.

    what else can you say? a small yet amazing piece. i was listening to this in my car, loud, and with the windows down...and i felt invincible.

    Abeeron May 31, 2005   Link
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    there's something at the end of the song....it's played backwards and followed by a short part spoken forwards

    mrguy6on April 26, 2007   Link

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