In my earliest days I walk through slim hallways And soon they will drop from my eyes Like flies when the cold front comes
The trucks for construction start their destruction Tearing her limb from limb But I wasn’t there for that
But it’s not my call It’s not my call It’s not my home It’s not my call It’s not my call It’s not my call It’s not my home So just build it up chrome
The house fell like airplanes collapsing in rains The glass in the windows broke The way was finally clear And up came something funny A whorehouse of money Where families and strangers reside Well, my memory is green
They built up an eyesore, pathetic and decadent Giant in stature, just so overpowering That I wished I had matches to strike on the matchbook Toss in their hallways to burn them to the ground
But it’s not my call It’s not my call It’s not my home It’s not my call It’s not my call It’s not my call It’s not my home So just build it up chrome