Album: Goodbye To The Machine (2009)

World Ain't Right

[J. Loren]
The world it just ain't right.
It keeps me up at night.
A good man's paralyzed.
He's everything to me,
what else could he be?
He paid for all we do.
He paid for all we get.
Just try not to forget,
if it hasn't happened yet.

[Shaun Morgan]
A gambler pays his dues.
A gambler pays his debts,
placed upon a bet,
a brand new red Corvette,
but he just lost Juliet.
He paid for all he'd do.
He paid for all he'd get,
and how could I forget,
when it hasn't happened yet?

[Both]
Would you show me the meaning of love,
so it doesn't affect me much?
What you do unto us,
I never expected,
all my hopes and dreams,
to fall apart at the seams.
To fall apart at the seams.

[J. Loren]
The kindest man I knew,
the kindest man I've seen,
was tied to a machine,
yeah, tied to a machine,
the kind that makes you breathe.

[Both]
So could you show me the meaning of love,
'cause it doesn't affect me much?
What you do unto us,
I never expected,
all my hopes and dreams,
to fall apart at the seams.
To fall apart at the seams.

[J. Loren]
The world it just ain't right.
It keeps me up at night.
Try to be satisfied,
but I'm still in love with you,
but it's not like you want me to.