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• Zero-Sum
  They're starting to open up the sky
  They're starting to reach down through
  And it feels like we're living in that split second
  Of a car crash
  And time is slowing down
  And if we only had a little more time
  And this time
  Is all there is
  Do you remember the time we
  And all the times we
  And should have
  And were going to
  I know
  And I know you remember
  How we could justify it all
  And we knew better
  In our hearts we knew better
  And we told ourselves it didn't matter
  And we chose to continue
  And none of that matters anymore
  In the hour of our twilight
  And soon it will be all said and done
  And we will all be back together as one
  If we will continue at all
  
  Shame on us
  Doomed from the start
  May god have mercy
  On our dirty little hearts
  Shame on us
  For all we have done
  And all we ever were
  Just zeros and ones
  
  And you never get away
  And you never get to take the easy way
  And all of this is a consequence
  Brought on by our own hand
  If you believe in that sort of thng
  And did you ever really find
  When you closed your eyes
  Any place that was still
  And at peace
  And I guess I just wanted to tell you
  As the lights start to fade
  That you are the reason
  That I am not afraid
  And I guess I just wanted to mention
  As the heavens will fall
  We will be together soon
  If we will be anything at all.
  
  ~ Nine Inch Nails (2007)

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