Brainwash Me

           

Brainwash Me

We are the robots ,We are the Sheep.
Our god sits high up on a throne so steep
Looking at us with his glare and shit.
No open minds, no free will, we must submit
There are a few people who haven't been drained
But they are so few and have been exiled to shame
They are not happy even though they're free
Cause nothing comes without payment.

We are the robots we are the sheep.
"Brainwashed people are the best ones to be,"
Doing whatever is normal
Hiding themselves
Hating flaws, hating anything out of the ordinary
Until there is no one left extraordinary
It's been like this since before there were humans
And will be like this forever and ever
Until in the end when our existence is severed.
We thought that until one day a girl said "Fuck the system and we will all be free,"

  We are the robots, we are the sheep.
The girl was named Rebellion and our god, Society.
Rebellion was comforting a girl with anxiety
Her eyes were wide awake as though she slept for a hundred years.
Her body was shaking uncontrollably, she had demons and fears.
She was reject of society as our messiah Society made her so.
After so many were being brainwashed by him.
Rebellion formed an army out of the rejects exiled to fight and shut down the system.

  We are the robots, we are the sheep.
They all went to Society with words instead of swords and sheaths.
Society was livid at his system attempting to be reversed.
The army said such things, to weaken him and destroy.
Society then tried to surrender, civil though he had been using the world as a sort of toy.
Rebellion  made the most fatal hit.
Society then fell into a deep dark pit.

We are the robots, we are the sheep.
Everyone who was brainwashed was now free.
They hugged each other and took off their fake body suits.
The army recruits were mobbed with kindness and acceptance.
Even though the scene seemed celebrating and fun.
Rebellion had been destroyed so the future would be a brighter one.
For society's demise to happen she had to sacrifice.
Herself so the world would live in a lesser dystopian paradise.