The Last Honest Man
Verse 1
Everybody wears a tailored smile,
Tailored lies in perfect style.
Sugar-coated tailored words,
Tailored glances, tailored talks.
Every channel tells a different truth,
Every promise dies in someone's suit.
Golden watches, broken wrists,
Just keep walking. Just exist.
Pre-Chorus
Maybe I'm the strange one now.
Maybe I'm just weird.
But I like it.
Yeah... I like it.
Chorus
I'm the last honest man alive, maybe.
I'll burn alone before I compromise, sadly.
Let the bastards sell their names.
I'll throw mine into the flames.
Let 'em call me a clown.
I'd rather laugh than kneel down.
If this is called winning...
I'd rather fail still screaming.
Verse 2
I hear them whispering in the evening air,
Broken faces carefully repaired.
Want another round of applause?
Screw your rules.
Fuck your laws.
Try to sell a better tomorrow
So you can buy another yesterday.
I don't need your forgiveness,
'Cause I know you'll never change.
Bridge
Tell me—
When you die,
Will you take with you your lies?
Final Chorus
I'm the last honest man alive, maybe.
I'll burn alone before I compromise, sadly.
Let the bastards sell their names.
I'll throw mine into the flames.
Let 'em call me a clown.
I'd rather laugh than kneel down.
If this is called winning...
I'd rather fail still screaming.
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