Big Talk

Wired to make it make sense
To uncomfortably circumvent
Any and all potential repercussions
That we have been threatened with

The harder to make a stand
The greater the reprimand
With our spines all aligned in a twisted design
By an artist with no voice or hands

So wave hello to all those waiting
For a prescribed conviction of self-insulating
And pity those who never found it
The courage to fall in line I'm reminded

It's the lesser medicine
That will make you whole again
All the pragmatists no pacifists
Waiting for it all to end
And it's the best addressed question
We've now choreographed a side-step then
Well there's a lot of big talk
Not a big shock from a chorus of the proudest men

A litany of weirdoes and saints
Somehow calling all of the shots
Selling what they ain't got

Some highbrow love
Such rarified taste can't be touched
While these simpler things for simpler minds
Serving only to confine

Some highbrow love
Such rarified taste can't be touched
While simpler things for simpler minds
Serving only to confine

So wave goodbye to all still wading
To all of those drowning in self-deprecation in self-insulating
And pity those who never had the courage to make a move
Fallen in line, and I have confided I'm daily reminded

It's the lesser medicine
That will make you whole again
All the pragmatists no pacifists
Waiting for it all to end
It's the lesser medicine
That will bring us together again
Cause there's a lot of big talk
Not a big shock from a chorus of the proudest men

A chorus of the proudest men
It will make you whole again
And it will make you whole again
And it will make you whole again

Blank stares carved
Into blank slate hearts
The chemistry of apathy
Never figured to be all that hard

Blank stares carved
Into blank slate hearts
The chemistry of apathy
Never figured to be all that hard

It can make you whole again
It can make you whole again



Credits
Writer(s): Austin Dinges
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