Dark Matter

Album: Dark Matter (2024)
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  • Steal the lights from our eyes
    Drain the blood from my heart
    We're in all of this dark matter

    Take the breaths from my chest
    Break the thoughts in our minds
    We're losing time, dark matter

    Denounce the demagogues
    King diamond to discard
    Deplore the dialogue
    Your word against the law

    It's strange these days
    When everybody else pays
    For someone else's mistake
    This blame takes shape
    Still everybody else pays
    For someone else's mistake

    You're running away
    We're pulling apart
    In all of this dark matter

    I once heard a sin
    And now it's stuck in my head
    Arrested the press
    No one knows what happens next

    Renounce the demigods
    King diamond to discard
    Deplore the dialogue
    Your word against the law

    It's strange these days
    When everybody else pays
    For someone else's mistake
    This blame takes shape
    Still everybody else pays
    For someone else's mistake

    No tolerance for intolerance, intolerance for-
    No patience left for impatience no more
    No love lost for lost loves
    No sorrow for the unaccountable

    It's strange these days
    When everybody else pays
    For someone else's mistake
    This blame takes shape
    Still everybody else pays
    For someone else's mistake Writer/s: Andrew Wotman, Eddie Vedder, Jeffrey Ament, Matthew Cameron, Michael McCready, Stone Gossard
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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