This is one of my favorite songs. https://fnfgo.io
We are one in a million
We are one and the same
Like buildings of our generation,
They're in our name
They'll censor it with a whistle now
While back in 1952
The mercy of our mother
There is nothing left to do
It's only human nature
Pollutes temptation
We have reserved bookings
For the fathers of our nation
His thing's gone too far
We're entirely described
The peeling microwaves
And a telescopic eye
Intimate dimension keeping
Perfect track of time
The rolling mass of thunder
On a simulated line
We are all one
It can't be undone
Were stuck
There's no future!
If I had my way
I would fly far away,
Where no one else could find me
And build a home
I could call my very own
The way it was supposed to be
We are one and the same
Like buildings of our generation,
They're in our name
They'll censor it with a whistle now
While back in 1952
The mercy of our mother
There is nothing left to do
It's only human nature
Pollutes temptation
We have reserved bookings
For the fathers of our nation
His thing's gone too far
We're entirely described
The peeling microwaves
And a telescopic eye
Intimate dimension keeping
Perfect track of time
The rolling mass of thunder
On a simulated line
We are all one
It can't be undone
Were stuck
There's no future!
If I had my way
I would fly far away,
Where no one else could find me
And build a home
I could call my very own
The way it was supposed to be
Lyrics submitted by Caverna[RR]
Big Brother Lyrics as written by David Bowie
Lyrics © BMG RIGHTS MANAGEMENT US, LLC, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, TINTORETTO MUSIC
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this is an unbelievable song. makes perfect sense in context with the fucking war on iraq.
what the? this song has nothing at all to do with the war in iraq
his things gone too far we're entirely described the peeling microwavers and a telescopic eye interplanetry dimension keeping perfect track of time the only mask of thunder on a simulated line
that's the line i was talkin about
This song is inspired by the book 1984...Big Brother is the government and people just get fucked up on drugs and let people run em over in the book...To me it's a similar idea.
this song was released in '97. I'm positive, it's not about the war in Iraq.