[00:00.00]Plastic - 30 Foot Fall
[00:05.55]Written by：Brian Davis/Blair LaForge/Rubio Cisneros/James Klotz
[00:11.11]When I look into the eyes of the tough punk guys
[00:13.35]With their stupid bondage belts
[00:14.60]And the girls accessorize
[00:15.75]With lots of little spikes and neat hair dyes
[00:18.04]It's a whole subculture easy to commercialize
[00:20.39]The revolution won't come
[00:21.64]Cause everybody's dumb
[00:22.69]Drunk
[00:23.00]F**ked up on *** look at what it's come to
[00:25.49]Tiny microcosm of a big stupid world
[00:27.24]Short sighted opinionated
[00:28.35]Gullible boys and girls
[00:32.34]This music's only rock n roll
[00:36.77]Won't change the world or save your soul
[00:41.42]Uniform identity
[00:45.11]This trademark rebellion's not for me
[00:47.90]Will there ever be a time
[00:49.08]When time doesn't matter
[00:49.86]When a lack of money
[00:50.82]Means your dreams aren't shattered
[00:51.81]When chemicals don't take the edge off of life
[00:54.04]And confidence keeps you whole inside
[00:56.28]Can we ever look forward to not being bored
[00:58.42]To not being scared to open closed doors
[01:00.80]To love without holding anything back
[01:03.04]To trust and share and stay intact
[01:08.69]Give me love don't give me hate
[01:12.68]I'll stay aware and not sedate
[01:17.23]I addicted to my sleepyhead
[01:20.77]When it's time to wake up
[01:22.26]I'll stay in bed
[01:23.65]You can sell your soul for rock and roll
[01:25.52]Turn off your brain
[01:26.67]Wait to grow old
[01:28.00]Get a good job
[01:28.67]How much plastic can you buy
[01:31.50]I dunno but here we go
[01:32.75]Freedom is the easiest thing to lose
[01:34.75]How many options can you choose
[01:36.83]From the choices they've already made for you
[02:11.10]Addicted to a sleepyhead
[02:15.17]Some of us will sleep until we're dead
[02:19.28]Trade in one uniform to wear another
[02:23.75]That smothers you but never keeps you covered
[02:26.49]Freedom is the easiest thing to lose
[02:28.18]How many options can you choose
[02:30.44]From the choices they've already made for you