Lletres: Mando Diao. Hurricane Bar. Kingdom & Glory.

It feels like I'm water, what do you mean, son?
It feels like I'm crying flesh
It looks like tears have dropped on Messiah
And all the flood can fit into your screen

It must be the soil I was using
To stop ghosts from feeding my brain
Lost in the woods where my generation grows
And where they write

That every kid owns every house
Well, it's gonna be different now that I'm gone
And the tilted bodyguards took your wife and your dog
Life is better now when you

Own every tree, own every yard
Well, it's gonna be different now that I'm gone
To shoot some aliens for kingdom and glory
For welfare and for life itself

Take me away son, wash all the years, son
Away with the tears of my youth
Today I'm sober, today I'm clean
Today I feel like I'm stuck in between

It must be the soil you were using
To stop ghosts from feeding your brain
Lost in the woods where my generation grows
And where they write

That every kid owns every house
Well, it's gonna be different now that I'm gone
And the tilted bodyguards took your wife and your dog
Life is better now when you

Own every tree, own every yard
Well, it's gonna be different now that I'm gone
To shoot some aliens for kingdom and glory
For welfare and for life itself

Birthdays are your days
The first days of your days
We're gonna be having some fun

That every kid owns every house
Well, it's gonna be different now that I'm gone
And the tilted bodyguards took your wife and your dog
Life is better now when you

Own every tree, own every yard
Well, it's gonna be different now that I'm gone
To shoot some aliens for kingdom and glory
For welfare and for life itself

That every kid owns every house
Well, it's gonna be different now that I'm gone
And the tilted bodyguards took your wife and your dog
Life is better now when you

Own every tree, own every yard
Well, it's gonna be different now that I'm gone
To shoot some aliens for kingdom and glory
For welfare and for life itself