some tend to lie to themselves when they die but please don’t confuse me with them I try to be truthful – not vital nor youthful I know I’m approaching the end
we seem to be doomed to consume from the womb to the tomb life is televised and not for you to questionise so mind your business – take a walk in the park and keep on feeding pigeons “have faith in god” hell no! we don’t need religion It can’t save us we need something greater than your faith you’re just trying to find a scapegoat but it’s crazy to debate it’s the way that we behave from the cradle to the grave and you’re no better just because you’re praying everyday get your nose up out your bible – maybe you’d be surprised that the hungry need some rice and not words ‘bout Jesus Christ whatever you do don’t talk to me about democracy we’ve lost it all we’re moving the power as far away as possible corrupt politicians keep on hiding and conspiring a powerful elite – you know I find it kind of tiring and you better believe I’m getting ready to leave this forsaken place that has no vacant space for me anyway no need to respirate – it’s best this way – save your prayers who knows you might have to say ‘em later though I’m not sure they will help you – run for shelter have you felt the temperature heating up and it’s all our doing – time to eat it up some tend to lie to themselves when they die but please don’t confuse me with that kind ‘cause in fact I’m trying my best to be honest to myself in these mad times
some tend to lie to themselves when they die but please don’t confuse me with such I’m tired of walking – of breathing a talking now I am not asking for much please take my order – half a glass of water and please could you spare me some bread I don’t need a bed – just a place to rest my head soon anyway I’ll be dead some tend to lie to themselves when they die but please don’t confuse me with those save me from preachings and religious teachings please could you save me from ghosts