Vārdi:
Madcap East To West

Uncertainty follows me like a shade and it fogs my vision. Like a blind man I'm in the dark. I walk with no driection. I stumble, I fall, I trip on my

In a bar in downtown Dale an old man tells a tale. He screams of a day of poets where the streets are ours not theirs. He screams piss on everything.

Working for the man, trying to make the wages, Working for the man, selling sophistication. Working for the girl, trying to stay sane, when all you wants

I've lost my mind, my memory, my cause. It used to be oh so easy to chool these things. I've lost my mind, my memory, my cause. It used to be oh so

Don't want to wake up in the morning. Don't want to see my pops. Son't want to see my mother either, cause I got no job. I know I owe them something,

I stand witness of destruction in the streets. Blood shed in the city. Shots ring oer seas. I staqdn witness of a broken world, of a dying world on it