Civilian - Faulty Manufacturing Lyrics
There’s light inside me, a heroes heartI love my neighbor, and I’ll admit when I’m wrongBut I amend who I am in the darknessAnd I forget that I’m a man and not an islandThere’s dark inside me, in the things that I thinkThere’s no slow dancing with the devil in meI amend who I am when the sun’s outI return to the dirt which I’m made ofI forget that I’m a man and not an islandIf you could see me nowIf you could see me nowWhat then will my kids thinkWhat the hell will God sayDid he assemble me with weak linksAm I faulty manufacturingYou, young brother, circumciserHe’s your equal, gay or coloredSon of Salem, born a hunterMonger fear, to hell with justiceYou should stop because you’re scaring the childrenYou continue to preach but no one needs to hear thisYours are words of a man on an islandWeight you throw around because your boss is out of townDon’t runBecause every of bit fear withholding trustSays more about the past than it does usSo come on in