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That one single moment
When life becomes clear
The constraints of yesterday are gone
And you finally feel alive for the first time, for the first time
Your consciousness is determined by your choices,
Love expands it and fear contracts it, contracts it
A mind stretched by a new experience
Can never go back to it’s old dimensions
I’m sick of this shit
And I walk into my reverie
In silence and in song
Open to the chance
That this could all be wrong
Cause we know who we are,
We are the desolate and the outcasts
The ones who have stood our ground
And I will be remembered
Visions of our future selves
Already subverted the norm
We are the end to society’s status quo
Were finally drifting disconnected
From the standards we strive to meet
Yea, we have passed over
The point of no return
That one single moment
When life becomes clear
The constraints of yesterday are gone
And you finally feel alive for the first time, for the first time
Face the facts
And stop appraising your worth
By the measure of what people think
Face the facts
We are disconnected
Yet we stand as one
Cause we know who we are,
We are the desolate and the outcasts,
The ones who’ve stood our ground,
And I will be remembered,
Be remembered,
Remembered
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