"Impermanence" lyrics - ARCHITECTS

ARCHITECTS
"Impermanence"
feat. Winston McCall

[Verse 1: Sam Carter]
We've got a choice, but still we'd rather choose to suffer
'Cause there's no escape once the fuse is lit, locked in this pantheon
Swimming with concrete shoes, the reaper comes to take the best of you
Can you see the writing on the wall?

[Verse 2: Sam Carter]
There is a subtle space that we'll all discover
'Cause there is a seat reserved for the spirit, passing through one by one
Riding a torpedo, we wash away into the overflow
Can you see the writing on the wall?

[Chorus: Sam Carter]
We're barricaded 'cause nobody wants to meet their maker
The seeds are sewn, then we die alone, we die alone
Eviscerated, we're all players in a symphony that fights against impermanence
Again, and again, and again, and again, and again

[Post-Chorus: Sam Carter]
Again, and again, and again
Do you really wanna live forever? Oh

[Verse 3: Sam Carter]
We are so lost staring into all the colour
It hurts, but reality is counterfeit, we came from the beyond
Living a cameo, one final breath and then we split in two
Can you see the writing on the wall?

[Chorus: Sam Carter]
We're barricaded 'cause nobody wants to meet their maker
The seeds are sewn, then we die alone, we die alone
Eviscerated, we're all players in a symphony that fights against impermanence
Again, and again, and again, and again, and again

[Breakdown: Winston McCall]
Even the doomed refuse, we were born to lose
Do you really wanna live forever?
'Cause those afraid to die will never truly live
They'll never truly live
Even the doomed refuse, we were born to lose
Do you really wanna live forever?

[Chorus: Sam Carter]
We're barricaded 'cause nobody wants to meet their maker
The seeds are sewn, then we die alone, we die alone
Eviscerated, we're all players in a symphony that fights against impermanence
Again, and again, and again, and again
We are barricaded 'cause nobody wants to meet their maker
The seeds are sewn, then we die alone, we die alone
Eviscerated, we're all players in a symphony that fights against impermanence
Again, and again, and again, and again, and again