Nothing ever happens here.

I'm facing towards the wind, letting loose the roulette wheel of fate, watching eternity spin.

Dragging ourselves along for the ride we, scream and clutch onto one-another.

Bleeding from my mind the juices of sanity, I scream and yell out for my brother.

He never comes, no matter what, so I ended up feeling empty from within.

Mammimi was my drug, a blessing and a curse, though I was so damned self-obsessed, she always had it even worse.

Instead I grabbed on tightly to her, searching for a reason, maybe to exist, I don't know.

So there we'd sit on the riverbank, polluted by runamuck of places we'd never go.

Medical Mechanica did nothing to heal our hearts, instead the gashes deepened, as time went on, reality and time were thrown off course.

Then I fell in Love, of all the stupid things. Giving me a reason to open my eyes, seeing what tomorrow brings.

Eventually, I learned a lesson, that Love was a fools game, indeed.

So I continued on, on the roulette wheel, satisfaction for an endless need.

Mamimi grew distant, shocked in the cold, nerves pulled taught like Guitar strings.

The sound of the music, unlike nothing before, screaming and loving, Heaven at Hell's door.

It came at a price, bursting out of my skull, filled up with stuff at I had no clue at all.

Full Swing, in between the lines, crashing through the city walls.

Came the monster, huge and destructive, mechanincal mayhem at the core...

I swung the bat, knocking the past away.

Hoping to live for then, not wanting another day.

Both of them left, the ones that I loved.

I figured I was an idiot, a little kid, thought I knew Love.

So the sun was setting, Mamimi'd broken free.

Lost among the streets, no more, finally she'd learned to see.

That it isn't what you do in live, it's how you play the game.

Living in this town, though, had driven us all insane.

Was I insane, or am I disturbed?

Could those even be a solution for lack of a word?

Was I retarded? Was I confused? was I an idiot? content with being used?

I didn't know, but I grew up that day. Staring into the roulette wheel of the sky..

Watching my past fade away...

The fog cleared over the city, and from my head.

But we still will always know...

Nothing ever happens here.