The universe, to us a maze We seek some sort of god in case There's more to this than outer space Over fire, under frost For the masters of the crust Mutilation is the only must Got more than what we really need But we rape the planet, make her bleed In the hands of growing greed Still some say mankind is great He postulates, an eight's a weight While the blind, the dumb, the deaf rise to the bait Dancing wildly on the line Life's too short, a span of time "What, me? Worry?" goes the rhyme From the age of stone to the age of space Ownership is what we praise No matter color, faith or race Sharp as the turn of the tide Offering a place to hide; are the merchants selling suicide? The labyrinth of life is vast Find your way, but do it fast This is the first of days, it won't be the last