Arson Call Me Back
Hundreds and hundreds of years and nothing learned
the image of us is an ironic commercial
fearing decreases of our share of the market
seeking diseases and compare it's the target
where is your spirit?
are you still in me?
proclaiming ourselves that we have got the basis
fighting has moved to individual faces
it is the scenting, the defending of competition
the ambition for us, it's the mission we carry
where is your spirit?
are you still in me?
we're get, we're get, we're getting closer to the edge of fall
ruining our body - ruining ourselves
the swords are forged for our justification
the doctrine we hold works for the discrimination
we are still breathing, no one sees that we're needing
a radical break, we have to awake
where is your spirit?
are you still in me?
we're get, we're get, we're getting closer to the edge of fall
ruining our body - ruining ourselves
where is your spirit?
it's not in me
where is your power?
it's not in me
where is your presence?
It's not in me
where is your spirit?
it's not in me
we're get, we're get, we're getting closer to the edge of fall
ruining our body - ruining ourselves
that's not our calling
that's not for what we called
call me back
