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Bad Religion ~ Kyoto Now!


kyoto now! It's a matter of prescience -no, not the science fiction kind It's all about ignorance, and greed, and miracles for the blind The media parading, disjointed politics Founded on petrochemical plunder, and we're its hostages If you stand to reason you're in the game The rules might be elusive but our pieces are the same And you know if one goes down we all go down as well The balance is precarious as anyone can tell This world's going to hell Don't allow this mythologic hopeful monster to exact its price Kyoto now! We can't do nothing and think someone else will make it right You might not think it matters now but what if you are wrong You might not think there's any wisdom in a fucked up punk rock song But the way it is cannot persist for long A brutal sun is rising on our sick horizon It's in the way we live our lives Exactly like the double edge of a cold familiar knife And supremacy weighs heavy on the day It's never really what you own but what you threw away And how much did you pay? Don't allow this mythologic hopeful monster to exact its price Kyoto now! We can't do nothing and think someone else will make it right In your dreams you saw a steady state a bounty for eternity Silent screams But now the wisdom that sustains us is in full retreat Watch out! Don't allow this mythologic hopeful monster isn't worth the risk Kyoto now! We can't have vision for the future if it can't be fixed Alien We need a fresh and new religion to run our lives Hand in hand The arid torpor of inaction will be our demise Oh, kyoto now! more free lyrics

kyoto now!

It's a matter of prescience -no, not the science fiction kind
It's all about ignorance, and greed, and miracles for the blind
The media parading, disjointed politics
Founded on petrochemical plunder, and we're its hostages
If you stand to reason you're in the game
The rules might be elusive but our pieces are the same
And you know if one goes down we all go down as well
The balance is precarious as anyone can tell
This world's going to hell
Don't allow this mythologic hopeful monster to exact its price
Kyoto now!
We can't do nothing and think someone else will make it right
You might not think it matters now but what if you are wrong
You might not think there's any wisdom in a fucked up punk rock song
But the way it is cannot persist for long
A brutal sun is rising on our sick horizon
It's in the way we live our lives
Exactly like the double edge of a cold familiar knife
And supremacy weighs heavy on the day
It's never really what you own but what you threw away
And how much did you pay?
Don't allow this mythologic hopeful monster to exact its price
Kyoto now!
We can't do nothing and think someone else will make it right
In your dreams you saw a steady state a bounty for eternity
Silent screams
But now the wisdom that sustains us is in full retreat
Watch out!
Don't allow this mythologic hopeful monster isn't worth the risk
Kyoto now!
We can't have vision for the future if it can't be fixed
Alien
We need a fresh and new religion to run our lives
Hand in hand
The arid torpor of inaction will be our demise
Oh, kyoto now!

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