Still Can't Hide

We carved a path to the ocean.
We built a house of brick and stone.
So that they couldn't see us.
So that they wouldn't know.
And we were sure we could be all alone.
But all the spaces and the corners,
All the sons and all the daughters,
All the crimes and hallelujahs;
All the turnkeys and the hinges,
All the carnies and the kinless,
All the rockets and the tailspins,
And we still can't hide.
Small time saviors have all tried
To convince us we can hide.
But take the tongue from a bell;
All that's left's a sad farewell.
'Cause you know what's not said will tell the tale.
All the spaces and the corners,
All the sons and all the daughters,
All the crimes and hallelujahs;
All the turnkeys and the hinges,
All the carnies and the kinless,
All the rockets and the tailspins,
And we still can't hide.
Say what you please, there's a target on your sleeve.
But as you see, you got lots of company
Don't you know we are all fugitives and refugees.
We are all fugitives and refugees.
We are all fugitives and refugees.
All the spaces and the corners,
All the sons and all the daughters,
All the crimes and hallelujahs;
All the turnkeys and the hinges,
All the carnies and the kinless,
All the rockets and the tailspins,
And we still can't hide.
And we still can't hide.
And we still can't hide.