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Prime Meridian-3:26

All the lying and cheating it’s time that we speak out
(They're talking, they’re making, they’re wrecking the people)
Cut the times sewn inside, let’s reveal what’s beneath now

(They’ll fall like the victims in mountains, who’s taking chances?)
Civilized so they say but your words got me freaked out
(Now they’re talking the people into stopping the people)
Most of all it’s the pain that evolves when you preach out
(We’re all together now, we’re all together now)

Civilization sewn and torn
What’s to come of my old home x2

You stand up, and you speak out
(All together now, we’re all together now)
On and on I’ll go till you cut me back
(All together now, we’re all together now)
Consequences come and go
Consequences come and go
Go till you find your home
Own home

I saw a man walking down the road
He’s been around, I could see that through his shoes
He’s going down down down down the road x2
He’s all alone in the place he calls home
Walking along
Walking alone

To be careful and wary who’s gritting their teeth now?
Trivialized all the same it’s the words that you speak out
Civilized so they say but your words got me freaked out
Most of all it’s the pain that evolves when you preach out

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from One Last Time Around The Equator, released November 28, 2011

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