Lyric

Holding a heart so fragile and thin

I couldn't embrace the chaos within

With eyes growing hollow, losing their gleam

I stared at the distance, chasing a dream

Fighting a loneliness hard to confess

Struggling inside of this urban distress

Blinded by lights that were shining too bright

I felt the dark shadow slip into the night

At the intersection just before the dawn

Watching the blinking lights going on and on

"I hate all of mankind," I scream to the air

But this, too, is something that humans made there

A machine built by hands that I try to despise

Capturing thoughts that are slippery and vague

Letting the doubt turn to mist and a plague

The world in rewind, spinning out of control

Fell into pieces, eroding my soul

Tired of questioning all of the lies

Everyone’s wearing a heavy disguise

Sinking so deep in an easy relief

An answer too simple to fix all our grief

At the intersection just before the dawn

Overlapping the bliss and the despair that is gone

The things that I just cannot bring myself to hate

Those, too, are the things that humans create

Woven by hands that I try to despise

At the intersection just before the dawn

Watching the blinking lights going on and on

"I hate all of mankind," I scream to the air

But this, too, is something that humans made there

A machine built by hands that I try to despise

The things that I just cannot bring myself to hate

Those, too, are the things that humans create

Blinking in the gray dawn... built by human hands