Dream of me
We can live how we want now
This world has no boundaries
We shall never wake up
Lets kill them all, let's torch the world
This is for us
Let's meet them for the first time
This isn't awkward is it?
It can't be
There are no worries
All we have to do is cut the switch
Wake the fuck up
This is all I've ever dreamed
This dream is all I've ever wanted, cared for, I only hope things haven't changed when I awake
Life doesn't work like this
Once a night my life is yours to create
Mold me and make me the child of the night, with all the ambition in the world
My hate and worries cease to be
My fucked up little head controls me
Dream is destiny
Wake the fuck up
I kill, I love, I end nightmares, I begin romances
I travel through sexual situations, and I only hope to never wake
I only hope, cause the exterior world is not making sense anymore
I tend to get scared
Wake the fuck up, no
Whatever you do, don't be bored
This is absolutely the most exciting time we could have possibly hoped to be alive
And things are just starting
Make this dream reality
Love you
If the world that we are forced to accept is false and nothing is true
Then everything is possible
Make this dream reality


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Shevanel Cut a Flip Lyrics as written by Daniel Hanford Briggs Cartland Blake Richardson

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    "This song is inspired by the movie "waking life". It¹s about how interesting and weird dreams can be. You can live any life you want in dreams and sometimes it seems better than life itself. The sentences are very random and sometimes don¹t seem to make sense. I did this on purpose because when you dream, everything is very random. So I wrote it like it was a dream. The subject of dreams has really interested me lately, and I have a newer song written focusing on that subject as well. -tommy" -------- betweentheburiedandme.com

    Patacox1126on March 18, 2003   Link
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    waking life is a fantastic movie. i completely recomend checking it out if you haven't arleady... what does Shevanel Cut A Flip mean?

    drewplaysrockon June 12, 2003   Link
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    i seen them live like last week.. it was the god damnedest thing ive ever thing.. it was like ppl kicking the fuck out of me one sec.. then everyone in teh crowd dancing.. never seen no shit like that.. but i highly reccomend seeing them live..

    emokid429on July 01, 2003   Link
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    lol yeah i went to a show and they were karate kicking and then a wave of people jumped on each on everyone at the front to sing "lets kill them all"....then the pretty part hit and everyone was slow dancing with each other. it was sweet

    themourningsunon May 20, 2004   Link
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    before listening to this song, waking life was my favorite movie. the coincidences between my thoughts and thinking and btbam are too numerous to count and too close to my heart to share.

    xwigginxon August 15, 2007   Link
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    I'm not sure exactly what the term "Shevanel Cut a Flip" means but Tommy mentions Shevanel and Plip in the song Mordecai (also an amazing song). On the website Tommy explains that Shevanel and Plip were a homeless person and his pet that he had met in some city that looked like the saddest, poorest beings on the planet but actually were some of the happiest beings that he had ever met. He is referring to Shevanel in the title of this song because even though he may have a sad reality, his dreams could be everything he ever wanted and perhaps that was why Shevanel seemed so happy.

    metalandothersguyon August 18, 2007   Link
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    The lyrics in quotations are taken directly from the moving waking life.

    sleepwalkron January 12, 2008   Link
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    I've never seen waking life but based on descriptions it makes a perfect connection to the lyrics. I love this song because its insanely unusual and rare and in a way, balanced out. Listening to the first 3 1/2 minutes makes me think "man this song is brutal as fuck" because it's INSANELY spastic and while tommy is still a great vocalist, in the first 2 albums he had psychotic range! Anyway after my ears were raped by the intensity of the first few minutes, I was intrigued by a 6 minute ballad section, where the last sentence is sung beautifully. Do I think a 6 minute ballad is what you should hear after a 3 1/2 minute deathcore section? YES!!! Brilliant idea.

    corerulezon July 26, 2010   Link
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    Also the second wake the fuck up sounds like "WAIT TO BURN YOUUUU!" lol. And the part after that where all the lyrics overlap is so awesome.

    corerulezon August 06, 2010   Link
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    Ok, now after I've seen waking life, i listened to this song and most of it made sense. And during the movie I recognized some of the lines from this song. Waking life is such an unusual movie and mostly insane but in general I liked it. The funny thing is my mom HATED this song and walked out of the room after watching half an hour of waking life. It's a love or hate movie, but anyway, this song is even more badass.

    corerulezon October 15, 2010   Link

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