Thirty Pieces of silver screen
Deep inside our souls
How did we betray our imagination
Watching our futures unfold
Without a whisper for fear of intrusion
We have to see how this part ends
Time out for commercials
Time out to be good friends
But our generation's angry
We're so scared that we can't see
The answer right inside of us
If we can find the place in our hearts where we're all free
Does it see that time works against us
Or does it just march on and on and on
Sometimes it drives me crazy
Proving Nostradamus wrong, so wrong
But we still have secret silos with buttons, codes and keys
We can avert this awful disaster
If we find the place in our hearts where we're all free
And what a tall order
Far be it for me to say
Maybe I'll try a little harder
Starting Here Today
Or just throw in the towel
Laydown five up the ghost
And join all the cynics
Luckier than most
Maybe I'll check out with a bullet
Would you think less of me
Or would it frighten you enough
Would it rattle you enough
Would it frighten you enough to...
Find the place in our hearts where we're all free
Edwin McCain is an American alternative rock singer-songwriter and musician born in Greenville, South Carolina on January 20, 1970. McCain is known for his warm voice and catchy melodies that have captivated a wide audience since the 1990s. His debut album, "The Soul Cries Out", was released in 1993, but it was his second album, "Brand New Day" in 1997, that catapulted him to international success thanks to the single "I'll Be", which topped the American charts. McCain has continued to release music with hits like "Solitude" and "The Way I Am". Besides his musical career, McCain is also an activist for civil rights and social equality.
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