[Intro] Another fracture. Another thing they tell me to accept. [Verse 1] Everybody knows the problem. Everybody knows the cost. More time. More care. Another piece already lost. They say this is the way it's done. They say the risk is understood. But knowing why a thing goes wrong doesn't make the system good. [Pre-Chorus] Paper on the table. Pencil in my hand. If there's no better answer, I'll make one. [Chorus] You can call it impossible. I'll call it unfinished. You can keep the way it's done. I'll find a way to fix it. If the answer isn't waiting, I won't wait for someone else. Give me the problem. I'll build it myself. [Verse 2] Measure every distance. Give each piece its place. Keep them from colliding. Let the pressure do the work. Test it. Change it. Run it once again. Not because the old way failed— because it can be better. [Pre-Chorus] Every moving part has somewhere it belongs. Run the water. Let me see. [Chorus] You can call it impossible. I'll call it unfinished. You can keep the way it's done. I'll find a way to fix it. If the answer isn't waiting, I won't wait for someone else. Give me the problem. I'll build it myself. [Bridge] Years from now someone will press a button and never think about what came before. That's what happens when a problem disappears. The solution becomes ordinary. [Final Chorus] You can call it impossible. I'll call it unfinished. Look at what becomes routine because somebody wouldn't leave it. If the answer isn't waiting, I won't wait for someone else. Give me the problem. I'll build it myself. [Outro] Run it. Watch it work.
