Lyrics Share the Body - Silent Planet

Watching from the bottom of a strangers mind
Vicarious life, chemical divide
The epidemic of our time
A voluntary genocide
He′s wielding a needle, it's laced with ambition
Set on finding forever or blacking out the friction
She′s clutching a bottle - conscripted prescription
Deaf to my dissent, void of all volition
Injecting fire straight into the veins
Nothing will cauterize the wound where I remain
Ingesting tiny stars one by one
One by one, I come undone
Passenger to my own life
Trapped inside, fastened to the vice
Fading out, fading away
Burning in a bliss you can't sustain
Am I a hedonist or solipsist?
Barbiturate tourniquets drip, drip
A sycophant's sea of delusion
Drowning in an empty conclusion
Come shoot me up into the night
Blood moon: the shadow in my skin
The window of my soul was sealed, but I′ll still let you in
Blood moon: shiver through my mind
Only the need is real, feel whatever I can to make sure I can′t feel
All the hell in my veins can't dissipate the pain
All the hell in my veins won′t wash away your face
So let us go then, you and I
Watch the sky drift into sleep, etherized
Collapsing stars, condemned to their cosmic graves
Bleeding light for the gain of some far off race
The fog hangs like thieves, there must be guilt in these streets
Place your hand on my wrist, it's not like we′ll be missed
Do I dare shake the need from our skin?
Do I dare rattle the rust, corroding me from within?
The lechery, the treachery, oh come, Love, sit next to me
This anatomy is built like tragedy
Don't you know me by these scars? These marks where I are?
I mean I am, I mean I was, I was supposed to be someone
Blood moon: the shadow in my skin
The window of my soul was sealed, but I′ll still let you in
Blood moon: shiver through my mind
Only the need is real, feel whatever I can to make sure I can't feel
Every fix is a prayer
Every high a sacrifice
We worship desire at the altar of dependence
I hit the bottom, then it hit me back
Incarnation of society
"The face of evil is the face of need"