Human Error (Outro) - Horrorshow

Who’s world is this?

To tell you the truth I’m not sure

Feeling more and more like we fighting for a lost cause

My jaw drops as I watch on the box

See the planes shot out of the sky and wonder what for

We can do better, now more than ever

Hear the cries out in Tahrir Square, we want more

But there’s war going on across the seas

Blood flowing in the streets over power and greed

I guess it’s just human nature tryna intervene

Gaza Strip, Auschwitz, Kosovo, Hiroshima

I picture these moments like 'what if it was me?'

But I’m home safe and sounds just watching it on the screen

Stuck between a horror movie and a Disney scene

Right and wrong and everything in between

So I write these songs my therapy’s in these beats

When the mic is on my enemies see defeat, but

Time ticks on and everything will repeat

What a wise man once said to me, my reply was needless

Still I kept gathering the pieces

To help me as I’m writing out my thesis

On the most curious of creatures, students and teachers

Sinners and preachers, tycoons and street sweepers

Engineers in hard hats, presidents and ministers

Made from the very same bone, flesh and ligaments

Crooks and thieves, in pursuit of some crooked beliefs

Who do some things that you wouldn’t believe

Thought about it too long, what I wouldn’t achieve

Now I rock-a-bye a baby tryna put 'em to sleep

I had a subway conversation with an angel who had killed a man

Explained to me that we’re each part of a bigger plan

We sat and kicked it, he talked and I listened

Tryna soak up his wisdom in that instant

I understood this twisted system, we all so complicit in it

Just components in the same mechanism

Each taking turns playing out the rhythm

Don’t know any different though we never gave permission

Ain’t a lot on this rock I can call my own

But the space around my head is a no-fly zone

In this cold barren land that I call my home

A king amongst many’s waiting on a throne

So, what have we learned?

What’s the lesson for today?

For all the never-ending

days and restless nights That morality is transient?

That to be honest is to be

flawed?

The story is simple.

The who and the why is the complex part.

The human The only part worth knowing.

Peace