Low Life - Operators

At the dawning of the day we die

I wander into town in a kind of daze

And with the cold and foreign stars above

This place looks very different now today

I was a stranger to my homeland and its

Dreaming acts awake inside my head

My body lives a thousand miles away

But my mind was always living here instead

Living here instead

Living here instead

You’ve seen me wander through the grass

On a pattern, on a path, but it never ends

Though ten thousand years have passed inside my skull

I’m waiting up here to descend

Sometimes you walk into the woods

Sometimes you disappear

Sometimes you are replaced

And people know you just to see you

They know your old life

But you have been changed

You are not the same

No

You are not the same

The wandering days

The lowest life

I’ll never see your face again

I’m over the lake

Unearthly light

Illuminates the parking lot

And everyone says

You’ve stayed too long

I hear the voices raised in song

It’s the golden age

Coming on

I was searching for release

In the fire, in the fire, but it never came

Then though we try, we try to leave

We’re always redirected right back here again

And now I don’t remember anything

Before I opened up my own head

If we are dreaming, let us die

And let these stranger eons

Now become our bed

We are living low, low life

Until the end of days

We are living low, low life

Until the end of days

We are living low, low life

Until the end of days

Yeah yeah yeah

We are living low, low life

Until the end of days