1. |
NEVER GREENER
04:03
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2. |
MUTTON
02:49
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3. |
SECOND SECOND COMING
03:25
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(VERSE 1)
Watching, waiting for the second second coming of the son of man.
Coz every single soul believes what they’re buying from the News Stand.
It seems that we’ve been had.
Oh the joke’s on us but it’s worse than bad.
We’re the punchline to the headline.
(CHORUS)
“Woah” But you get the message before I write it down.
“Woah” And you hear me calling before I make a sound.
(VERSE 2)
Turning, running from the “secret” second coming of the sons of God.
Coz every simple soul accepts what they’re selling from the Idiot Box.
It seems that we’ve been warned.
Oh the truth went bust when the veil was torn.
Skip the lifeline and miss the deadline.
(END/BRIDGE)
Oh and one last thing I never thought I’d see this day of reckoning (ah)
Concealing a clever cunning camouflage conspiracy
123 I see every domino stacked up please (pull up the curtain)
Questioning? The second second coming is a forgery coming soon
Said one last thing a clever cunning camouflage conspiracy
Comes down to trickery
Deceptively controlling, contradictory and criminally insidious
Such a shame
The game is rigged and ain’t a second left to make believe
I wouldn’t wanna burst your bubble anyway
It’s only eternity…
(Lyrics/Music by S. Swanson/Escape Babylon Music BMI)
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4. |
WOOL
03:47
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