Walk Into Nowhere - Poverty's No Crime

Some say they can light my way

Along the distance of the desert grey

Some say they can ease your pain

Some believe in they are safe and sound

Sunlight keeps me holding on

In compensation for the midnight days

No place I would rather be

Only one thing that is left to say

My hands are tied cause of the mortal life

Don’t close my eyes to see the other ones die

We tremble softly when the fortune smiles

We spin so many wheels to come alive

I fear the momentary walk into nowhere

Moments unreal through lenses of fear

Faces look scary when we turn off the lights

What makes us cling to a small grain of sand?

Why do we long for a life without end?

Moments — wasted away

All disappear in the dust of this place

What makes us cling to a small grain of sand?

I never wanted to feel it this way

See them crawling from here to there

On the surface of the world they share

Defending secrcets they can’t explain

All is still insecure!

My hands are tied cause of the mortal life

Don’t close my eyes to see the other ones die

We tremble softly when the fortune smiles

We spin so many wheels to come alive

I see them hopelessly fall into nowhere