Wishing

At the end of the world we are all so concerned

And we act like we're good and we care for one another

And the color of skin doesn't matter at all

It's all what's in your heart and how big are your balls

It's the dystopia we envision

Atop a mountain of bad decisions

But we use and we use and we use and dispose

And we don't really care much for wearing old clothes

And we throw it away though it won't decompose

It's all how good you look and how well you can pose

And you're allergic to peer derision

Like your heroes on television

We're gonna find ourselves homeless, starving

Wishing we had loved our mother more than we did

Wishing we had loved our mother more than we did

Feral, carving

Wishing we had loved our mother more than we did

There's no such thing as repairmen anywhere anymore

If your television breaks you've gotta buy yourself a new one

And you'll pay the full price to the man at the store

But he works on commission and his family's poor

He has a terrible disposition

Not like commercials on television

So, we're all gonna drown if we live on the coast

It doesn't matter if you have the least or you have the most

The water goes above your head and, buddy, you're fucking toast

Unless you know how to fly or you live on a boat

And you don't care about malnutrition

Like the people on television

We're gonna find ourselves homeless, freezing

Wishing we had loved our mother more than we did

Wishing we had loved our mother more than we did

Feral, thieving

Wishing we had loved our mother more than we did