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Stasis
by The Plastic Kind
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The basic concept of stasis is that
We are where we are because
All of these other factors had to happen
Like, there was maybe a war that our parents avoided
So that they could get together and have babies
Like, it's all a series of events
It's chance, it's chance
Yeah, some people call it destiny
Some people call it 'nature of things'...
Some people call it chance
Some people call it destiny
Some people call it nature
The nature of things...
We're only here on earth
Able to live as human beings
And we've been able to evolve
Into conscious creatures
Because we've had enough time
Because of this relative period of stasis
Rather than chaos
You know, we have a
It's been a long long long long long long time
Since the planet's been pummeled by a meteor
For some reason viruses haven't evolved
To the point where they could actually wipe us out
Although it's sounding like it's
Closer and closer to happening
I think we're here because
The grand formula of design
The rules if you will
Have given us this opportunity
And that means every moment and every life
And every second and every life lived...
Every moment of every life, and every second of every life lived
Every moment of every life, and every second of every life lived
Every moment of every life, and every second of every life lived
Every moment of every life, and every second of every life lived
And every cell of every structure of the plants
And the concrete that we use for the barriers
As the bricks and the foundation of society
And every last particle, the cells and the neurons
And the electrical impulses and the energy required
For our brains to function like super computers
I mean, you have to be thankful that we're even here at all
And so the fact that we even quibble over
All the little minuscule bullshit and
Pffft, come on man... Come on
It's like, you look in the fucking sky
And it's nine o'clock at night
It's almost summer solstice
And the sky is baby blue
And the maples are lit up
And it's just a gorgeous verde green
And the dying notion of the day ...
Just look into the fucking sky
It's nine o'clock at night
It's almost summer solstice
And the sky is baby blue
The maple trees are lit up
They're just a brilliant verde green
And yeah, there's this notion of the dying day
There's this notion of the dying day
But tomorrow's coming ...
Tomorrow's coming ...
We're just so fuckin' lucky to be alive, oh!
We're just so fuckin' lucky to be alive, oh!
(Tomorrow's coming)
We're just so fuckin' lucky to be alive, oh!
We're just so fuckin' lucky to be alive, oh!
(Tomorrow's coming)
Every moment of every life, and every second of every life lived
Every moment of every life, and every second of every life lived
Every moment of every life, and every second of every life lived
Every moment of every life, and every second of every life lived
The basic concept of stasis is that
We are where we are because
All of these other factors had to happen
Like, there was maybe a war that our parents avoided
So that they could get together and have babies
Like, it's all a series of events
It's chance, it's chance
Yeah, some people call it destiny
Some people call it 'nature of things'...
Some people call it chance
Some people call it destiny
Some people call it nature
The nature of things...
We're only here on earth
Able to live as human beings
And we've been able to evolve
Into conscious creatures
Because we've had enough time
Because of this relative period of stasis
Rather than chaos
You know, we have a
It's been a long long long long long long time
Since the planet's been pummeled by a meteor
For some reason viruses haven't evolved
To the point where they could actually wipe us out
Although it's sounding like it's
Closer and closer to happening
I think we're here because
The grand formula of design
The rules if you will
Have given us this opportunity
And that means every moment and every life
And every second and every life lived...
Every moment of every life, and every second of every life lived
Every moment of every life, and every second of every life lived
Every moment of every life, and every second of every life lived
Every moment of every life, and every second of every life lived
And every cell of every structure of the plants
And the concrete that we use for the barriers
As the bricks and the foundation of society
And every last particle, the cells and the neurons
And the electrical impulses and the energy required
For our brains to function like super computers
I mean, you have to be thankful that we're even here at all
And so the fact that we even quibble over
All the little minuscule bullshit and
Pffft, come on man... Come on
It's like, you look in the fucking sky
And it's nine o'clock at night
It's almost summer solstice
And the sky is baby blue
And the maples are lit up
And it's just a gorgeous verde green
And the dying notion of the day ...
Just look into the fucking sky
It's nine o'clock at night
It's almost summer solstice
And the sky is baby blue
The maple trees are lit up
They're just a brilliant verde green
And yeah, there's this notion of the dying day
There's this notion of the dying day
But tomorrow's coming ...
Tomorrow's coming ...
We're just so fuckin' lucky to be alive, oh!
We're just so fuckin' lucky to be alive, oh!
(Tomorrow's coming)
We're just so fuckin' lucky to be alive, oh!
We're just so fuckin' lucky to be alive, oh!
(Tomorrow's coming)
Every moment of every life, and every second of every life lived
Every moment of every life, and every second of every life lived
Every moment of every life, and every second of every life lived
Every moment of every life, and every second of every life lived