Pain Of Salvation
The Physics Of Gridlock
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I: Gridlock (All Is Mine)
Silently I sit on this road
Sifting the dust through my hands
To feel that I belong
Silently I weep from my soul
There's always been something I need
To feel that I am whole
I'm taking a trip down the line
Watching this new state of mind
All is mine
All is mine
Silently I weep for mankind
At some point we cut every rope
To touch the sun
And suddenly
And silently
Like hot air balloons
Our minds took to the skies
Hovering above luscious fields
With a beautiful view
But this hunger for the ground
Inside
And every red-light in town
Is screaming for lost and for found
All is mine
II: The End
We're all longing to belong
We're all longing to be home
Invincible young and strong
But we have lost it all
When we turn life into a road
A direction towards a goal
Ending where no one really wants to go
And so my friend
Welcome to the end
All who won't pretend
All who cannot mend
All who lost themselves
On life's dusty shelves
Silently I sit on this road
Sifting the dust through my hands
To feel that I belong
Silently I weep from my soul
There's always been something I need
To feel that I am whole
I'm taking a trip down the line
Watching this new state of mind
All is mine
All is mine
Silently I weep for mankind
At some point we cut every rope
To touch the sun
And suddenly
And silently
Like hot air balloons
Our minds took to the skies
Hovering above luscious fields
With a beautiful view
But this hunger for the ground
Inside
And every red-light in town
Is screaming for lost and for found
All is mine
II: The End
We're all longing to belong
We're all longing to be home
Invincible young and strong
But we have lost it all
When we turn life into a road
A direction towards a goal
Ending where no one really wants to go
And so my friend
Welcome to the end
All who won't pretend
All who cannot mend
All who lost themselves
On life's dusty shelves
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