Esperanto

from Self-Titled EP by To The Airship!

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A lost art, a past thought. Grace has been overseen.
There is no love in man that I am yet to see,
I’m blind, I’m deaf to my surroundings but I’m conditioned
Believing that I am aware of myself.

It’s the man made machine, we gave it life, we gave it thought
it’s a disturbing site to see. It’s at peace with waging war.
It’s the man made machine.

Call me a liar, call me a thief, tell me I’m just a part of the
Machine, but I know where I stand, fixed into place with my
Brothers aside me. You won’t knock me down, nor will you wear this crown.
Better luck next time, take a good look at yourself.

We can’t outrun, what has been done to our predecessors
They’ve already left us.
This is our chance, our chance to stand up and fight
The machine, the machine made by us!

We’re the creator so blessed by our wealth, we build
And progress yet we’re still screaming for help!

We build until there’s nothing left.

We’re the creator so blessed by our wealth, we build
And progress yet still screaming for help from a god
That we built in our heads, we can’t see him but
We feed him the DEAD!

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from Self-Titled EP, released June 27, 2013

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To The Airship! Melbourne, Australia

Andy - Vocals
Jayden - Guitars
Geordie - Bass, Vocals
Mikey - Guitars
Daniel - Drums

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