High life
A realization. I look to the sky and ponder my fixation on a world of plastic clouds. It is a film that is holding me together. A synthetic rise that is holding us and our time. Collodion stripped across my belly. Holding back the insides. The Synthetic rise is holding us and our time . I am waiting for that moment. It is a film that holds me together. We and our existence are becoming one with a new synthetic lifeform. It is a wonder we remember how to breathe without a computer telling us to do so. We have baited a trap, but the prey is ourselves. What will we do when it all comes crashing down? A synthetic rise of creations that sure can kill. And you start to think that Matrix shit is going down. Isn't it ironic our creations will outlast us? Synthetic Rise, fake salvation a time will come. It is no longer an opinion, a time will come. Remind yourself how to live again.
Hey! A realization of my fixation!
Hey! A realization of my fixation!
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alot of random thoughts thrown into the song, but i think its pretty much about how we have advanced in life so much.
"It is a wonder we remember how to breathe without a computer telling us to do so."
This line makes me laugh because someone pretty much said the same thing to me. I wonder if they like The Red Chord.
how do you get words out of the moaning weirdness that he's doing?? i hate it it sounds like a battery dying
sigh here come the squares
u suck imabbookworm. if u dont like the red chord, get out of hear. this song rules, your a stupidhead. i hope you choke on a gummybear.
and hey, i happen to like the sound of batteries dying.
The song seems to be about the dangers of technology we created. Everything natural is being replaced by Plastics and Electronics, by creations we can't control and which will surely outlast us. Heh, the lyrics would make even Fear Factory jealous.
@bloodjunkie: Plz format the lyrics right, it's just an unreadable block of text.
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