A Bit More Purple (Fractured Mix)

[Verse] I took the blue pill, you took the red. Worlds apart now, unraveling threads. A silent tension, a growing divide, While the common ground starts to unwind. [Pre-Chorus] How can we? How can we even agree? Without a single thread of commonality? Humanity... yeah, that's the key. Just mix the colors, metaphorically. [Chorus] You’re a little more red than me, But maybe that’s part of the harmony. If we each hold our brush and drop the pride, Imagine the shades that could coincide. Paint a dawn less cold, less hurtful— We just need a bit more purple. [Verse] Framed in a grayscale, stuck in our ways, Lighting the match or doused in malaise. Gold-tipped lies on silver tongues, While truth chokes slow on forgotten lungs. [Pre-Verse] But how do we meet in a space so divided, When every reflection’s been color-corrected? Humanity’s lost in this spectrum of schemes, But maybe the answer is somewhere between. [Verse] Life’s not black-and-white, it’s blurred and stained, A canvas stretched by joy and pain. Too much red, we burn and break, Too much blue, we can barely wake. But somewhere between the frost and the flame, There is a balance we can all reclaim. [Bridge] The ones on top wear ivory cloaks, Casting gray shadows across our hopes. They're greenwashed in greed, they auction off peace, While we fight each other in the trenches beneath. Will we lose control, or can we learn to pilot? If only our hues could reflect, a more subtle shade of violet. [Outro] A bit more purple, where ideas can thrive. A collective breathing, a new paradigm. Beyond the red fire, the deep ocean blue, Comes a soft harmony, breaking right through. Yeah, mixing the shades, filling in the circle, We could all use a bit more purple.