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Back Off Man I'm A Scientist Lyrics


Easton Legacy Back Off Man I'm A Scientist


The floorboards shake
I can feel it in my toes
There’s more to living
than the skin we’ll soon dispose,
And if you don’t tempt the hungry tiger
With fresh meat on the bone
You might still have a chance,
You might still have a chance...

My fingers shake
The chemicals have reached the bone
Life’s kind of funny when the poison
You bring home has paid the rent
Clothed, and fed your family
While simultaneously breaking them all down from the
inside out.

So desolate the place home used to lie, I sympathize
with anyone who’s
still around.
Now they’ve quarantined and boarded up our happy little
homes I guess
it’s time to go.

The floorboards shake or is it me that shakes the
floor? It’s getting
hard to notice.
We’re side by side by another
With cover ups under control below

This town was built by liars upon the backs of our
fathers and it turns

out we were getting a bad deal

we’re only getting closer meanwhile we all far apart
and our pleas
ignored were more than a letdown.

This town was built by liars...

*Epilogue*
They say there’s a little town where the water went bad
and the people
started changing.

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