And we attacked the world and it worked

two hearts rushing into the freaky world busted compromised lonely to be pitied - smashed our glasses & instead went blind no way back thrashed beaten or overcome & so we attacked the world & it worked - put our divisions into place & attacked attacked their betrayals & coded silence coded our response to meet unmet demands why do you do what you do you dead people & why do you bother learning to scream - or even to fly (you know how that's okay but what the fuck's your problem anyway? two hearts thrashing at the stolen world & so we attacked the truth & it exploded fine by us we said here's another radio - scorned by some ubiquitous social scenes driven like a bus through horizontal snow they turned up a heater instead of an amp & so we attacked each other & it worked - flew into flight plans destined for death we attacked the dead & they said nothing - attacked attacked & thrashed against poles tore down maps trudged through wrongs ways now the seasons crawl like stupid traffic & the crows find food even in plastic bags attacked attacked (i can't find your lips maybe you just needed to cry rivers drains two hearts pushing into the freaky stream - attacked the line attacked each other till the emptiness of forever the brittle calls the studded avenues of mistakes brawling - we attacked the world & it fucking worked

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