Every Body

What if everybody, everybody saw With more than their sight That what you hate in me You'll find in your eyes So everybody, everybody fights Just to feel right So everybody falls Falls for their own lies Step outside; world's on fire Bake a cake Snow outside; world's on ice Learn to skate What if everybody, everybody flew With the birds call Then everybody'd lead and be saved When they fall And everybody, everybody dance To their own special song And if the music's pure There ain't no right, no wrong Step outside; world's uptight Smoke some dank Snowing outside Nick's Landslide Learn to quake Now you got time Learn your song And start to play We're on a big rock-roller-coaster Ride Where light takes minutes to touch The sky Eight minutes to touch the sky One moment could change your life And we're focused On some silly things Wealth, War, and Death machines Are we all right Are we all right Have we lost our sight And we're growing too conditioned To the feign-est information On how to spend our days and live Our own lives Our lives are born inside Real life is beyond the mind Like crashing waves we rise and fall In our own ways Like the sun sets in the West And gives the East another day And every piece of us is dipped In human-kind unwillingness We rage, we hurt, we spoil things But we're not born as evil beings Phone it rings Now what's that sound Everybody's lost and looking down To order things on brightest screens From double-double burgers To diamond rings But it's time to patch the holes Or sink This ship's no match for the open sea Everybody jump in And sing the count with me Two Three What if everybody, everybody saw With more than their sight Then everybody, everybody'd see The glow of the bright side Step outside, share a smile And celebrate, come on Because rain or shine Fire or Ice There's life today