One day, in the future, a future that many cannot see or comprehend, human kind sits unknowingly on the brink of extinction. One of us seeks to depart the earth, find a home, and save the human race.
The leaders stand tall on their pedestals, chanting their agenda into microphones for brainwashed nations to hear through their televisions.
Life goes on… we vote, we work, and we pay. We pay each and everyday. Without a clue, the calender is counting down, we have little time left.
Do you have your chips? Do you have your passes? Have you managed to upload aunt Sally to the server yet?
Comes crashing through space time, comes to our view, we feel the world quake.
All attention to the skies
all attention on the robotic minds
all attention on the end of time…

One by one, sheep slowly drift into the ships,
those who can see
can feel
the fear
the rage
of the ones left behind
of the ones who would not be subject to tormentors of time

The day has come
when the whole world would no longer stand as one
or be seen to be lying behind the lies
subdued by existential denial…
… Now they depart for the stars
loads of them are beating hearts
thinking minds
minds eye
can see a golden room
as the rock draws near
human kind no longer has any fear
obliterated from the record
no record of the damage
no memory of the events…
…
stuck in space,
wondering why
they had to tell so many lies
why the passes
and why all those little planets made of gases
environmental overload, oh no,
toxic food waste, oh no
just bad luck, oh no
let’s be all we can be
among the stars
behind the wall
of the tyrannical disguise

It draws to the end
and we can see
through smoke and fire
that angels are real
that alien men
were the first
to save us
that we were ticking
through time
like stagnant bots
becoming nothing but desire and desperation
in the voices of thousands of lost souls
yet we left the better half back to rot
in the core of the earth
from nothing but greed
but came light
sound madeth the world
sound made the stars
we still cannot figure out
who we are…
… we arrive. We have lost and found hope, through years of travel, of pain. There is a blue horizon, and lakes and trees, we can already smell the freshly grown daises. Behold our future.
