our souls are spotless so we're taking our aim
bandwagon sniffing out a harmless mistake
i gave you half a chance you couldn't
come the whole way
but i'm sure you'll be fine
by the end of the day

(prechorus)
come we'll meet
anonymously
grab your pitchforks and your torches
and your mob mentality

(chorus)
we are we are one more person to blame
we're hunting for someone to shoulder our shame
we never miss a chance never go on our way
we are we are one more person to blame


i sleep so sound each night cos someone agrees
with where i put a line that nobody sees
if you're not fine in time well it's not on me
my soul is spotless cos of what i believe

(prechorus)
come we'll blow
this up til it explodes
grab your soapbox and your pedestal
and gobs of throwing stones

(chorus)

(bridge)
and oh how fast you're hiding
if the light ever lands on you
and oh how loud you're crying
you're crying out but just for you

(chorus)


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    I think this song is about the mentality of being on the Internet, anonymously criticizing people, and only seeing things from one point of view.

    stolenmuggleon August 31, 2015   Link

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