There are different kinds of monestaries
And there are underground laboratories
There is chemistry and alchemy in all their glories
The victoms of the battlefields lay dying bloody and gory
And the holy men are locked in cages these days in this real-life fantasy story
And the truth is strange and stranger, growing stranger by the hour
And there are but secrets three, say the Mystics of the Flowers
There are but questions three to ask; this the wise men say:
"What is World?" and
"What are we?" and
"What in God's Name are THEY?!?"
Ask the Mystics of the Stars, dancing without a care
Or the Mystics of the sea who sail by winds of the salty air
Ask the Mystics of the Battlefields of the revolution to come
Spilling the blood of the wicked, under the weping sun
The plants, they were to guide us, and it has all gone awry
And the Earth is bleeding to death, and soon She is to die
And though our sweet necter of the Gods is condemned by those in power
And though they have poisoned our mother's milk and turned it rancid and sour,
And though the tighter our teeth will clench, the longer we must cower,
But "Rage can never heal" say the Mystics of the Flowers
"No, Rage can never heal," say the Mystics of the Flowers
And there are underground laboratories
There is chemistry and alchemy in all their glories
The victoms of the battlefields lay dying bloody and gory
And the holy men are locked in cages these days in this real-life fantasy story
And the truth is strange and stranger, growing stranger by the hour
And there are but secrets three, say the Mystics of the Flowers
There are but questions three to ask; this the wise men say:
"What is World?" and
"What are we?" and
"What in God's Name are THEY?!?"
Ask the Mystics of the Stars, dancing without a care
Or the Mystics of the sea who sail by winds of the salty air
Ask the Mystics of the Battlefields of the revolution to come
Spilling the blood of the wicked, under the weping sun
The plants, they were to guide us, and it has all gone awry
And the Earth is bleeding to death, and soon She is to die
And though our sweet necter of the Gods is condemned by those in power
And though they have poisoned our mother's milk and turned it rancid and sour,
And though the tighter our teeth will clench, the longer we must cower,
But "Rage can never heal" say the Mystics of the Flowers
"No, Rage can never heal," say the Mystics of the Flowers
