Story Behind The Song
Chris Marks writing about the draining aspect of working in a conventional corporate environment when that person is best suited to something else.
Song Description
Straightforward rocker with lyrics about the 9-5 workday life.
Song Length |
5:19 |
Genre |
Rock - General |
Tempo |
Medium (111 - 130) |
Lead Vocal |
Male Vocal |
Language |
English |
Era |
2000 and later |
Lyrics
Two steps back and look again
A silent message from a friend
It's calling me to reconviene
All of the senses still unseen
We come together without light
Throw ourselves into the night
Where one is odd and two's insane
I've come to turn you on again
Keep away from the negative void decay
Where the freaks are employed a.m.
Drivin' alone, always submerged
In the Pedestrian Zone
No more distractions for today
The work ain't hard but where's the pay
Friends are strangers, strangers friends
This alienation never ends
As they play
Back the questions to you each day
You keep wondering who you are
A part of the game
A radiant star, forgotten again
But all of the people that care
I can't even tell if they're there
It's harder to see
It's all so useless and inane
Except for love I can't explain
You look to me for what to do
You gotta see it's killing you
Go alone, it's the only way out
The Zone will lead you to doubt your worth
As measured in time
We come to this earth
As peasants in crime