Name: Love It (Haywire & Galimatias- Voice of Reason)
Duration: P00H03M55S
Description: Haywire and Galitmatias supply a funky electro blend on their song titled Voice of Reason. Rolphy introduces a contemplative hip hop commentary on a struggle with reason and tradition.

Love It (Haywire & Galimatias- Voice of Reason)

by Rolphy

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Haywire and Galitmatias supply a funky electro blend on their song titled Voice of Reason. Rolphy introduces a contemplative hip hop commentary on a struggle with reason and tradition.

lyrics

oh, tell me where do we go
do we just rot up in this cell and die unbearably slow
while we drag our feet with a smile and merrily mope
won't change it talking bout it but it's therapy yo
and I can tell you're feeling like this when you're bobbing your head
you keep doing it but you could be stopping instead
so take a little break from your rotten abyss
it don't seem very easy but so often it is
it's all in the mind you'll solve it in time
don't break to the world no falling in line
then calling it fine you're polishing lies
and hiding behind those frolicking eyes
lying a bit and trying to fit
all of the pain you're dying amidst
crying and this might've been fixed
but prolly it's broke and I'm right if it is
is this the route we take to find or peace and cage it in
we've been living wrong and justify the means just for and end
but the hell we're living in just lets the laws and morals bend
definitions disappear still we're looking for a friend
oh, sacrifice, the building blocks of tragedy
advancement screech to a halt replace it all with apathy
canvas out the city, and paint it blue with pity
then bow and pray and turn and ask the man upstairs for magic please
your majesty show me all the reasons that you punish
cause I've got this nasty feeling that's been creeping in my stomach
and I never seem to find any answers when i rummage
so from my point of view it's looking like you almost love it

credits

released May 6, 2014
Produced by Haywire and Galimatias

Recorded at Vernacular Music with Jordan Taitano and Jerry Shourd

Recorded by Nick Garrick of Intangible Productions

Written by Alex Roelfson

Picture taken by Knower of the Ledge