crazy world

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We're lost, it seems

Somewhere in the in-between 

Can no one see

Where the hell we are going?

 

As the days go by faster and faster with no sign of slowing down

 

We're all living in a crazy world

We're all living in a crazy world

It's so easy now to lose your soul

It's so easy to forget the whole

Point of why we're even here

Cause we're all living in a crazy world

 

We're lost at sea

Drowning underneath the waves

We sow these seeds

and copyright ‘Jesus saves’

 

We all have dreams

That get lost along the way

Torn at the seams

They fade and begin to fray

 

As the days go by faster and faster with no sign of slowing down

 

We're all living in a crazy world

We're all living in a crazy world

It's so easy now to lose your soul

It's so easy to forget the whole

Point of why we're even here

Cause we're all living in a crazy world

 

This crazy world

Has gotten so fucked up

There's nowhere else to go

To get away from everyone

 

We're all living in a crazy world

We're all living in a crazy world

 

We're all living in a crazy world

It's so easy now to lose your soul

It's so easy to forget the whole

Point of why we're even here

Cause we're all living in a crazy world

Living in a crazy world

Living in a crazy world

Living in a crazy world

(Fade out)

 

Author's Notes/Comments: 

We're all living in a crazy world

 

5/8/25

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redbrick's picture

This has the feel of a raw

This has the feel of a raw outcry: equal parts existential lament and rallying observation. It leans into a kind of modern disillusionment, confronting a world that’s spinning too fast, where meaning slips through the cracks of overstimulation and noise. The repeated line “we’re all living in a crazy world” acts like a heartbeat, anchoring the verses with weary recognition. Here also is real poetry in how it mixes the personal with the universal—“We sow these seeds / and copyright ‘Jesus saves’” captures both spiritual yearning and cynicism about commercialization. And that line: “It’s so easy now to lose your soul,”cuts deep. It doesn’t accuse; it admits. A confession that survival sometimes means compromise. The song doesn't offer solutions, and maybe that’s the point. It’s a mirror held up, not to romanticise the chaos, but to call it what it is. And still, through its repetition and pulse, there’s a shared humanity in the madness.


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I love and  appreciate your

I love and  appreciate your feedback on this one. Such a great breakdown through another reader's eyes. I'm so glad you took the the not only to read this, but to give such a well versed response. It truly means a lot. Thank you redbrick