Boneheads

No, man’s an island
So think for yourself
Let’s see how far you can get
With-out a guidance
Roam blinded instead
And still we act like a threat
Get rid of others and you’ll race alone
Just move away if anything hits close to home
It takes, no effort at all, to cast a stone
Oh, it’s not symbyiosis if one is a louse
We’re throwing stones in a glass house
We strayed from path again
This feeling’s creeping down our necks
A promise that we’re taking back
It’s all our fault we broke the pact
No, man’s an island
So think for yourself
Let’s see how far you can get
With-out a guidance
Roam blinded instead
But still we act like a threat
All of our pride, made us believe
That wether it dies, or wether it lives
All that we see, that we could own
But heavy is the crown, fragile’s the throne
So self-assured that we’re entitled ourselves
To rule on everything without the slightest right
We’re deaf enough not to hear their cry for help
But keep in mind, two wrongs won’t make a right
Too much pride, cause we don’t feel in danger
If we’re that superior, why can’t we seem to change it
But you don’t need kings, to win with a full house
There’s no such thing — like a solution to dowse
We strayed from the path again
This feeling’s creeping down our necks
A promise that we’re taking back
All of our pride, made us believe
That wether we die, or wether we live
All that we see, that we could own
But heavy is the crown, fragile the throne