
Metro-Police
by Blaise Plant
I've seen it all
I've given all
And yet the city's sleeping
Open my window and I feel like I've been pushed right out
I see my number's up I'm leaded down the broken streets
So why have my memories faded?
Why does it lead me to question
My belief that there's somebody out there (yeah)
I made mistakes
And yet the stakes are still as high as the ceiling
I want to change but changing isn't quite reality
Now on this night I need the city lights to start up again
Why don't I change my whole living?
Why do I sit here still waiting?
My belief to be somebody
One more time, then I'm leaving it all
I could've lost my life for the sake of it all
I wanted all my life to get outta this call
I think I lost my mind with the metro police
I know I changed my mind
No more metro police
I get a call of someone running up and down all screaming
This kind of work just don't allow you for a holiday
I hope I get out of this quick, real quick
So why don't I change my whole living
Why do I sit here still waiting
My belief to be somebody
One more time, then I'm leaving it all
I could've lost my life for the sake of it all
I wanted all my life to get outta this call
I think I lost my mind with the metro police
You ain't no movie star
So tell me what you are?
Look in the mirror, my own, my own, my own
I know what people say, I don't care anyway
Guess I'll be here waiting for my second life
[Interlude]
I just started getting really naughty
Everyone around me wants to be like me
Dance, and bounce
I just started getting really naughty
Everyone around me wants to be like me
Dance, and bounce
One more time, then I'm leaving it all
I could've lost my life for the sake of it all
I wanted all my life to get outta this call
I think I lost my mind with the metro police
One more time, then I'm leaving it all
I could've lost my life for the sake of it all
I wanted all my life to get outta this call
I think I lost my mind with the metro police
I know I'll change my mind
No more metro police
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