[Verse 1] Wake up. Morning set in motion for me. Caught up. Only to feel closure, indeed. And then the work piles up again, Realize you're just the same as the rest. Work and work again, Until it's feeling like a jester's stage. [Verse 2] And so, your boss calls up again. You pick up, though you know you shouldn't. Another shift, on your off-day, Another promise that your time means nothing. What makes you think you're entitled To a moment that is yours alone? Every hour has already been claimed, Every breath is owed to the phone. [Pre-Chorus] So we're back, Once again in this corporate trap. Ransacked, What's the point of living, if all you are Is a "Piece of crap, worthless, useless, Spineless scrap of a human." What's the plot? For my simple soul? [Chorus] And so here we are, over and over, Landing back into enclosures. What's the point of showing that I am still going? Over and over in this trap. And so here we are, working for closure, Only to find another exposure. What's the point of living if I'm always just working? Over and over, I can't stop the cycle. [Verse 3] Friends call up, but I don't have the time, Another day gets swallowed by the grind. We used to talk, but now there's nothing left, I traded every friendship for a paycheck. But even that, if something that is worthless, A couple bucks from a multi-billion company. Is nothing for the work my boss has given me. I'm so fed up, with everything, will I ever find a key? [Bridge] And away! Into this corporate landscape, Find it in your heart To destroy this feeling, my useless mortal being, Again, and again, I try so hard to Give it up, this useless version, Of a worker, awake and forgotten. By everyone that knew her, all of her was to them, Because of a couple more clocks. [Final Chorus] And now here she is, standing in her lonesome. There she is, closer to motion That'll set her free, away from her painful Cycle she built for herself. Another step, into her forgiveness. Once again, she is her own business. Closer and closer, to her final departure, Leaving behind what had torn her apart.
