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Velvet Acid Christ - The Hopeless lyrics
a force fed lie, our dead dream awake upon a staircase start looking downward into hell where the last life screamed and we screeched we're always, always a bloody mess, a bloody mess lying hole, tired eyes you're screeching, your scraping the bone with your life into a dream, we will fade hopeless, the hopeless, the hopeless the hopeless, the hopeless, the hopeless, the hopeless their calling of the dead, calling of the dead you liars, and your face and your eyes separate the fear the lies, the fate set into eyes, the calling of the dead image in the light, they're calling you dead they won't believe signs, they don't believe your cries they all ways open eyes, and the light all over your head your head time distortion, crawling on to your knees crawl onto the floor, get off your feet a lie in the wake, spiraling down glass feeling moments all over your arms over your arms condemned, force fed force fed your calling dead feeling your flesh ripped apart with heaven and hell the conflict of everything that was sent from heaven and hell the conflict of disease the life long breeding season for your lips you'll take away the life that was given so easily now all becomes the entity of hate shows you hate, shows you light shows you everything everything the fading light, a broken dream you're everything, your everything kneel to the floor, get off your knees raise up to the light, you won't feel a thing inject the needle, inject the time kill all the light, with forces of the night alays a lost day always a hopeless brain always everything always force fed into your head, into your head into your life, where you dream that's where you go, that's how it lives that how you know pain know choice, know life no choice, no freedom just separation, segregation the annihilation annihilation annihilation, annihilation |
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