Eidola Kali Yuga
[Verse 1: Andrew Wells & Chantelle Wells]
The kings of the earth have done the work destroying dharma
Abandoning seeds, wandering lost in doubt and delusion
Eyes fixed on the bull limping around
Reduced to one leg, beasts among men
Snuffing the righteous out, pour the bowl into the air
[Pre-Chorus: Chantelle Wells, Andrew Wells, Both]
Can we find our way back? I'm losing my sanguine view
Will there be any light left?
Nothing here but madness, never found your niche
Revel in your sadness, you belong in a ditch
Nothing here but madness, nеver found your niche
Revеl in your sadness, you belong in a ditch
[Chorus: Andrew Wells & Chantelle Wells, Andrew Wells]
Show me how you're breaking me down
Tell me that it's good for my health
Things will never be the same or to close to what you knew
Tell yourself you found a way out
Lie and say you're different now
But I'll never forget the way you turned your back on me
The way you turned your back on me
[Verse 2: Andrew Wells, Chantelle Wells]
Generations built by the bricks of a soulless maze
Apathetic empires, setting the world ablaze
Propaganda forcing our values to be misaligned
Always remember the center is intertwined
[Pre-Chorus: Andrew Wells, Chantelle Wells]
I'm not scared of dying, I'm not giving in
There's hope in forgiveness for the monsters we've been
No one is spotless, no one's exempt
(I gave all I had and now I'm f..cking spent)
[Chorus: Andrew Wells & Chantelle Wells]
Show me how you're breaking me down
Tell me that it's good for my health
Things will never be the same or to close to what you knew
Tell yourself you found a way out
Lie and say you're different now
But I'll never forget the way you turned your back on me
[Bridge: Andrew Wells & Chantelle Wells]
Say that I'm the enemy now
Go on tempting fate, karmically a treason
Say that I'm the enemy now
Fabricate your place, detach yourself from reason
Say that I'm the enemy now
But I'm the only one on your side
I'm still waiting for you to wake up
I'm still waiting for you to wake up
[Outro: Matthew Dommer]
Tell me when it's over, I can't bear to look away
I need to discover a new mantra to convey
