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LyricsBrain Dead

Brain dead

I've been finding bliss

in the apocalypse

Guess I'll be vomiting

'till I get my fix

Fuck all this

I oughta call it quits

Doctor doctor

this is so traumatic

You'll never be

an astronaut

You'll never lay

your hands on the treasure

You're nothing

but an afterthought

The sooner you get it

the better

Higher than a kite yeah

I'm lighter than a feather

Stay away stay away

stay the fuck away

Wired every night then

I steal it from another day

There's been a robbery

Tired of the fight

but I'm hyper from the terror

Stay away stay away

no apologies

Bury those heads and

we can all be brain dead

We can nail ourselves

on to a crucifix

We'll all go on and go

'cause we're hypocrites

Ain't it bliss

living in ego trips

Jesus Christ

I must be symptomatic

There's nobody

that can't be bought

Can anybody handle

the pressure

Like living

on a life support

But worried to death

'bout the weather

Higher than a kite yeah

I'm lighter than a feather

Stay away stay away

stay the fuck away

Wired every night then

I steal it from another day

There's been a robbery

Tired of the fight

but I'm hyper from the terror

Stay away stay away

no apologies

Bury those heads and

we can all be brain dead

Hey we are the sons

of daughters

Drowning ourselves

under the shallow waters

Taking the lambs

to slaughter

We won't be happy

'till we're drawn

and quartered

No no an error

in the source code

No no and now we're dancing

to the death throes

Dead an error

in the source code

Brain dead

An error

in the source code

Composer
Samuel David Carter, Daniel Joseph Searle, Sam Carter, Jordan Fish, House of Protection, Dan Searle
Lyrics
Samuel David Carter, Jordan Fish, Daniel Joseph Searle
Publisher
Concord Music Publishing LLC, Concord Music Scandinavia, Architectsmusic, Music Of The Mothership
Copyright owner
Samuel David Carter, Daniel Joseph Searle, Sam Carter, Jordan Fish, House of Protection, Dan Searle