[Intro] A person who thinks all the time has nothing to think about except thought So, he loses touch with reality and lives in a world of delusions By thoughts, I mean specifically, chatter in the skull Perpetual and compulsive repetition of words, of reckoning I’m not saying that thinking is bad Like everything else it is useful in moderation A good servant but a bad master And all so called “civilized peoples” have increasingly become crazy and self-destructive because through еxcessive thinking, they havе lost touch with reality [Verse 1] All these things I can’t control got me angry inside Nothing worse when helplessness is your partner in crime Tryna fix these things I can’t so I’m just wastin’ my time Sick and tired of all this watching while I ride the sideline I see my friend is hurtin’ I been prayin’ for days I’d trade my life to see her happy that’s a small price to pay Fed up with all these doctors they got nothin’ to say Hear the pain in her voice but I can’t take it away 546 miles or 9 hours apart Leaves a lot of time to think just don’t get caught in the dark Now I’m wondering what’s next, not sure where to start So many things I can’t control but I can’t leave ‘em in park Watchin’ homies drown their sorrows with a bottle a day Can’t face their problems so they hope their liver really wants to stay Try to tell ‘em there’s a better way, but they’re not hearing me today Keep ‘em in my prayers knowing nothing will change [Bridge] Most of us would rather have money than tangible wealth And a great occasion is somehow spoiled for us unless photographed And to read about it the next day in the newspaper the next day is oddly more fun for us than the original event This, is a disaster [Verse 2] It’s pouring rain, but I can’t make the sun shine He controls it all but I don’t understand Him all the time My friend makes bad decisions drives me crazy in my mind Cause I can see how wrong they are when I’m on the outside And my teacher lost to cancer now he’s chillin’ in the sky But there are times I wanna talk but he can’t come back in this life Can’t wait to hear his voice again I hear it all the time The anger built up inside, couldn’t be there when he died At his funeral, all I did was look up at the sky Too many questions all began to swirl in my mind I’ll be fine just need some time to go from low to high But when it fades away, my problems stay behind And now I’m driving but the car in front had missed the stop sign Head on into a truck and now they’re both barely alive I saw it coming but I can’t control another’s mind Father help me in this time to just let go and see the light [Outro] For as a result of confusing the real world of nature with mere signs such as bank balances or contracts We are destroying nature We are so tied up in our minds that we have lost our senses Time to wake up What is reality? Obviously, no one can say because it isn’t words It isn’t material, that’s just an idea It isn’t spiritual, that’s also an idea Reality is this…
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