Artist: Time
Song: Father’s Ship
Album: Two Headed Hydra: Unusual Flying Ostriches

Father’s ship sank so I’m waiting for the mother ship
I’m waiting for the mother ship, I’m waiting for the mother ship
Underpasses become transformed to a place where madmax is
The mutants are relaxing, the humans fight with battle axes
The enemies don’t have lasers they have vapors
That could open up black holes and destroy planets forget skyscrapers
The enemy isn’t alien or any homosapien
It’s the robots and machines and it’s our fault for creating them
I guess our mind’s the super villain cause we always make what will kill us
It’s our own fault we programmed these overzealous zealots to be jealous
We gave them the worst part of people we gave them the ego
Now they think their us and now liberties illegal

Father’s ship sank so I’m waiting for the mother ship
I’m waiting for the mother ship, I’m waiting for the mother ship

The resistance is any species or any life form that can breathe
That goes for extraterrestrials to humans to animals in the trees
You could try to fight with rocks, bombs, spaceships, guns or hatchets
But the key is to use the mind, meditate get into the system and hack it
A fight breaks out and the bombs go off, nukes in the air Mother Nature coughs
Bullets all around so I hit the floor, nuclear rain it starts to pour
I jump back up and run for the base, no tears in my eyes just blood on my face
Bullets eat machines like pie ala mode, the psy-ops hack the system hack the code
Under an adopted moon, the son of god’s an orphan
The clouds are made of metal, the dawn’s an abortion
Father’s ship sank in an ocean called coal
But mother’s craft is coming to transport the seeds of her soul
There’s no tombstone for mistake or a eulogy for regret
Everything is prophecy, you either fly or land in a net
Whether you were born or built you’re in a matrix that’s a dream
The ships hit warp speed and leave a bomb called forgiveness addressed to the machines

Father’s ship sank so I’m waiting for the mother ship
I’m waiting for the mother ship, I’m waiting for the mother ship