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R.E.M. ~ Hope


You want to go out Friday And you want to go forever. You know that it sounds childish That you've dreamt of alligators. You hope that we are all with you And you hope that you're recognized You want to go forever You see it in my eyes. I'm lost in the confusion And it doesn't seem to matter You really can't believe it And you hope it's getting better. You want to trust the doctors Their procedure is the best But the last try was a failure And the intern was a mess. They did the same to Matthew And he bled 'til Sunday night They're saying don't be frightened But you're weakened by the sight of it You lock into a pattern And you know that it's the last ditch You're trying to see through it And it doesn't make sense But they're saying don't be frightened And they're killing alligators And they're hog-tied And accepting of the struggle You want to trust religion And you know it's allegory But the people who are followers Have written their own story. So you look up to the heavens And you hope that it's a spaceship And it's something from your childhood Your thinking don't be frightened You want to climb the ladder You want to see forever You want to go out Friday And you want to go forever. And you want to cross your DNA To cross your DNA with something reptile. And you're questioning the sciences And questioning religion You're looking like an idiot And you no longer care. And you want to bridge the schism, The built in mechanism to protect you. And you're looking for salvation And you're looking for deliverance You're looking like an idiot And you no longer care. You want to climb the ladder You want to see forever. You want to go out Friday You want to go forever. more free lyrics

You want to go out Friday
And you want to go forever.
You know that it sounds childish
That you've dreamt of alligators.
You hope that we are all with you
And you hope that you're recognized
You want to go forever
You see it in my eyes.
I'm lost in the confusion
And it doesn't seem to matter
You really can't believe it
And you hope it's getting better.

You want to trust the doctors
Their procedure is the best
But the last try was a failure
And the intern was a mess.
They did the same to Matthew
And he bled 'til Sunday night
They're saying don't be frightened
But you're weakened by the sight of it
You lock into a pattern
And you know that it's the last ditch
You're trying to see through it
And it doesn't make sense
But they're saying don't be frightened
And they're killing alligators
And they're hog-tied
And accepting of the struggle

You want to trust religion
And you know it's allegory
But the people who are followers
Have written their own story.
So you look up to the heavens
And you hope that it's a spaceship
And it's something from your childhood
Your thinking don't be frightened

You want to climb the ladder
You want to see forever
You want to go out Friday
And you want to go forever.
And you want to cross your DNA
To cross your DNA with something reptile.
And you're questioning the sciences
And questioning religion
You're looking like an idiot
And you no longer care.
And you want to bridge the schism,
The built in mechanism to protect you.
And you're looking for salvation
And you're looking for deliverance
You're looking like an idiot
And you no longer care.
You want to climb the ladder
You want to see forever.
You want to go out Friday
You want to go forever.

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