L see you watchng me
Very carefully
Is it you belife
Sibling rivalry
Getting in too deep
Quicksand at you feet
Can you stand the heat
Or cave in to defeat
L've seen it all before
Acycle evermore
The walls come crashing in
But l don't care
L don't care
Take it for what it is
Pain is one man''s bliss
A life of opposites
A matter of perception
Life is suffering
Think of the joy it brings
The sound is deafening
It's making my ears ring
Tell me to turn it down
I'll make it twice as loud
You say I have to stop
But l don't care
L don't care
You listen for the sound
Your ears to the ground
Your time will come 'round
Don't let it get you down
All things under the sun
Will return to one
And when our days are done
No where to turn and run
You say me ways ain't right
That l don't see the light
L see them every night
But l don't care
L don't care
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