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98 Mute ~ Picture This


Everyday a battle is fought Today i was reminded somehow i had forgot Everyday a lesson is taught Real estate's important and human life is not Is all of this bloodshed worth an outdated plan laid by ancient hands Such a crucial piece of earth Take a look again it's a fucking piece of dirt Can anyone show me what's wrong with this picture? Something definitely looks out of place to me It's clearly out of focus somebody broke us But here's where the joke is nobody provoked us We're broken and no one's to blame but us ourselves and we We can't agree so we war egos declare young soldier be scared But what are we fighting for Something that's nothing that we can afford We glory ourselves in our past ¡°the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air¡± We fly our flags at half mast It's hard to take pride in young wasted lives Picture this a world where governments are more concerned with feeding the people than their egos Picture this a world where borders are mere lines on a map not symbols of economic gaps Picture this respect on a grander scale respect for human rights Picture this a world where there's no need to write songs like this Can anyone out there help fix this picture Who can make the world a better place to be We've got one chance let's take it the world's what we make it If we're going to change it we can't be complacent The future of the world is up to us ourselves and we more free lyrics

Everyday a battle is fought
Today i was reminded somehow i had forgot
Everyday a lesson is taught
Real estate's important and human life is not
Is all of this bloodshed worth an outdated plan laid by ancient hands
Such a crucial piece of earth
Take a look again it's a fucking piece of dirt
Can anyone show me what's wrong with this picture?
Something definitely looks out of place to me
It's clearly out of focus somebody broke us
But here's where the joke is nobody provoked us
We're broken and no one's to blame but us ourselves and we
We can't agree so we war egos declare young soldier be scared
But what are we fighting for
Something that's nothing that we can afford
We glory ourselves in our past ¡°the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air¡±
We fly our flags at half mast
It's hard to take pride in young wasted lives
Picture this a world where governments are more concerned with feeding the people than their egos
Picture this a world where borders are mere lines on a map not symbols of economic gaps
Picture this respect on a grander scale respect for human rights
Picture this a world where there's no need to write songs like this
Can anyone out there help fix this picture
Who can make the world a better place to be
We've got one chance let's take it the world's what we make it
If we're going to change it we can't be complacent
The future of the world is up to us ourselves and we

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