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Weapons of Mass Redemption Lyrics by Atlas Volt

Memento Mori

2015

Let’s stop worrying about the next life
We gotta learn to live this one
All of us have been dying slowly
Since the moment we were born
That’s why we learn to run
We feel the urge to run
So few days are left till we part
So few, so few
Ways to leave your own mark
Don’t wait for a new start
Exalt your beating heart
If we reach the other side
We’ll shout… Wow! What a ride!
Yeah, so few…
Don’t settle for the explanation
Provided by the clones of creation
The superstitious coalition
Bearing weapons of mass redemption
No clue
And such backward views
We’re through with you
We’ve got the right to choose
Not to believe in your lies
True love is deep inside
For the way we live our lives
Your book of rules… Does not apply!
You got, no clue…
Don’t settle for the explanation
Provided by the clones of creation
The superstitious coalition
Bearing weapons of mass redemption
So screwed
Can’t escape getting old
Stay true, stay true
Don’t try to fit the mold
Remember, there is no way
To escape alive anyway
There’s no need to think twice
Embark on… The ride of your life!
The time is now and the place is here
(Never let the kid in you disappear)
The time is now and the place is here
(No, never let the kid in you disappear)
You gotta stay young at heart and persevere
(‘Cause every single second of life is dear)
To free your mind is nothing evil
(An afterlife sounds so medieval)
We’ll let them praise their golden calf
As we have a blast while we dance and laugh! Oh Yeah!
(Keep the kid alive in you)
(You gotta keep the kid alive)
(Keep the kid alive and..)
Have you
Way too much on your plate?
Have you, have you
Forgotten what’s at stake?
Hurry up it’s getting late
You can’t miss the shots you don't take
Stay put while you’re aiming at
Your goals… How about that?
Yeah, So few…
Take the time to breathe so you won’t feel drowned
Anxiety and fear can only slow you down
Don’t wait until you’re six feet underground
‘Cause there won’t be no second time around
Don’t settle for the explanation
Provided by the clones of creation
The superstitious coalition
Bearing weapons of mass redemption
We do
See beyond the skies
(But) So few, so few
Choose to recognize
What we see with the naked eye
How lucky we are to be alive?
Know your place in the universe
Is the only way…
The only way… To break this curse!
Yeah!
Credits
Atlas Volt

Atlas Volt

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