This song seemingly tackles the methods of deception those who manipulate others use to get victims to follow their demands, as well as diverting attention away from important issues. They'll also use it as a means to convince people to hate or kill others by pretending acts of terrorism were committed by the enemy when the acts themselves were done by the masters of control to promote discrimination and hate. It also reinforces the idea that these manipulative forces operate in various locations, infiltrating everyday life without detection, and propagate any and everywhere.
In general, it highlights the danger of hidden agendas, manipulation, and distraction, serving as a critique of those who exploit chaos and confusion to control and gain power, depicting a cautionary tale against falling into their traps. It encourages us to question the narratives presented to us and remain vigilant against manipulation in various parts of society.
Lost inside the mocking walls
of this fucking joke
between your heedless ears
I could try to talk for sake of
meaningless time
spent walking into
stubborn walls
I swear sometimes you don't even
understand fucking English
Homesick, my words explore
from left to right searching for
Reason's impossible entrance
You've got more issues than a
year's subscription to
Straight Jacket Hourly
Every time I hear you nagging to no end
I want to shoot myself
for even knowing you
Like some bipolar Valentine
Huffing love potion and turpentine
Your eyes twitch and say
"Please be mine"
Happy Valentine's Day
You sick and twisted bitch
Happy Valentine's Day
To my ex, the alien
Repulsed and drained
from this wreckage
Save our ship?
There's no compromise
that sweetens dear shit
You can't save this fucking ship!
And if the sun could shine through
And if the light revealed true
Your words would gouge my eyes
Every time I realize
your nagging to no end
I'd really like
to fucking strangle you silent
Your secrets rape the sun
I can't fucking tell you
how many times I have sat,
elbows and knees,
head to palms
and lost my fucking mind
trying to figure out
what the fuck is wrong with you
and despite every sincere attempt
to make sense of this
I can only find myself writing you off
as a hopeless fucking lunatic
You're a fucking lunatic!
Lost inside the mocking walls
of this fucking joke
Between your helpless ears
I with open eyes
Don't sympathize
The shape of you
We're fucking through
You fucking whack
To which you lack
A fucking clue
That you hate you!!
of this fucking joke
between your heedless ears
I could try to talk for sake of
meaningless time
spent walking into
stubborn walls
I swear sometimes you don't even
understand fucking English
Homesick, my words explore
from left to right searching for
Reason's impossible entrance
You've got more issues than a
year's subscription to
Straight Jacket Hourly
Every time I hear you nagging to no end
I want to shoot myself
for even knowing you
Like some bipolar Valentine
Huffing love potion and turpentine
Your eyes twitch and say
"Please be mine"
Happy Valentine's Day
You sick and twisted bitch
Happy Valentine's Day
To my ex, the alien
Repulsed and drained
from this wreckage
Save our ship?
There's no compromise
that sweetens dear shit
You can't save this fucking ship!
And if the sun could shine through
And if the light revealed true
Your words would gouge my eyes
Every time I realize
your nagging to no end
I'd really like
to fucking strangle you silent
Your secrets rape the sun
I can't fucking tell you
how many times I have sat,
elbows and knees,
head to palms
and lost my fucking mind
trying to figure out
what the fuck is wrong with you
and despite every sincere attempt
to make sense of this
I can only find myself writing you off
as a hopeless fucking lunatic
You're a fucking lunatic!
Lost inside the mocking walls
of this fucking joke
Between your helpless ears
I with open eyes
Don't sympathize
The shape of you
We're fucking through
You fucking whack
To which you lack
A fucking clue
That you hate you!!
Lyrics submitted by Guttersharkk
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