Million Dollar Baby

In the chem-pool Drowned in a hazmat of sweat I'd rather get on the bus Than sit in your car with you A real flesh cyclops With fistfuls of eyes Salt that harbours a lot The carbon bodies back to life There is no static Without the stimulation Of the sacred sound A simulation of my planet Defeating me on my own ground Extracting the energy from around me I feel the rush and I'm electric All alone in a pet cemetery With a bucket of my plasma It don't matter, later I'll forget it Stuck under a mountain of salt It's not my fault you all Look at the world with one eye Doc Martens should know better Than to sponsor a million dollar baby So why God, why Amoeba swim in the faecal calprotectin I'm joking, I do not know him Life in the future After the future has collapsed No more indie-folk rock And we all thank God for that After I descend to paradise I'll take my first bite of fruit And drink cherry wine I knew there was more to life Than being static Now I understand it Extracting the energy from around me I feel the rush and I'm electric All alone in a pet cemetery I doubt myself, but later I'll forget it Stuck under a mountain of salt It's not my fault you all Look at the world with one eye Doc Martens should know better Than to sponsor a million dollar baby So why God, why As we dive in and drink the chlorine We all see the error of our ways But we still have a far way to come as a nation Coz no one wants to change Drinking pool chemicals And all that is bio-waste Just to get a taste of brains I wish I had a higher IQ And some of you do Most of you are brighter than me I'm blinded by the blue light Alienated by my peers I'm alone on a planet Filled with all my fears I raise my crown And down this pint of magic milk Welcome to my Flesh Kingdom In robes of silk Stuck under a mountain of salt It's not my fault you all Look at the world with one eye Doc Martens should know better Than to sponsor a million dollar baby So why God, why As we dive in and drink the chlorine We all see the error of our ways But we still have a far way to come as a nation Because no one wants to change