Enterprise Earth - The Failsafe Fallacy

Enterprise Earth - The Failsafe Fallacy (Official Music Video) New album Luciferous out now. Vinyl/CD/Merch: EU/UK: Spotify: iTunes: Site: Facebook: Instagram: Twitter: “The Failsafe Fallacy“ Lyrics I can see what hides behind this fallacy Open your eyes and you’ll be able to see it too I feel like I don’t belong here In a world of mindless slaves Carbon copies of fictitious idols marching to their graves The innocent become the guilty Sentenced to a life of misery Willingly embracing the strength of their chains Called by a number instead of their names I know I was meant for something more than to die as a slave in this empty world A story with no ending is better left untold I will determine how my life will unfold I’m not afraid to die Just afraid to waste it away living a lie You think that you’re safe behind these walls The guns aren’t pointed out they’re pointed in This is a prison It’s not designed to keep them out It’s designed to keep you in I know I was meant for something more than to die as a slave in this empty world A story with no ending is better left untold I will determine how my life will unfold This is a prison This is a prison There is no failsafe This is a prison There is no failsafe There is no failsafe Just a cold embrace of damnation There is no failsafe Just a cold embrace of contagion A cold embrace of contagion I know I was meant for something more than to die as a slave in this empty world A story with no ending is better left untold I will determine how my life will unfold This is a prison I’m not afraid to die Just afraid to waste it away living a lie You think you’re safe behind these walls The guns aren’t pointed out, they’re pointed in This is a prison It’s not designed to keep them out It’s designed to keep you in There is no failsafe Just the cold embrace of damnation There is no failsafe Just a cold embrace of contagion A cold embrace of contagion Music video by Enterprise Earth performing The Failsafe Fallacy. Entertainment One U.S., LP