| Orwell was right, just thirty years early
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| Big brother’s watching, his methods are dirty
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| No one is safe, nothing is sacred
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| How did we get to this point?
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| Our leaders they know, yet damn they know nothing
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| Completely surprised by the powers they hold
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| Who’s buying your story? |
| And who can be trusted?
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| Your lies are getting so old
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| Pre:
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| They read and they listen, they watch and record
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| You can’t have no secrets, alone you’re no more
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| Unwanted company — inside the system
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| Voyeurs in secrecy — outside the law
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| Everyone’s naked, vitreous to the core
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| Blame it on democracy — you’re safer than before
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| They say it’s protection, the enemy’s not sleeping
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| But can someone still tell who the enemy really is?
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| Who oversees the ones who control this
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| There’s no supervision at all?
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| In the name of the good, there’s no hesitation
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| No moral doubts or some deliberation
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| No more restrictions, all boundaries have fallen
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| Taboos have become obsolete
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| Pre:
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| They gain information, they store and report
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| You can’t have no secrets, alone you’re no more
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| Unwanted company — inside the system
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| Voyeurs in secrecy — outside the law
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| Everyone’s naked, vitreous to the core
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| Blame it on democracy — you’re safer than before
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| Ain’t that right?
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| Pre:
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| They watch and they learn and they’re breaking the law
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| You can’t have no secrets, alone you’re no more
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| Unwanted company — inside the system
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| Voyeurs in secrecy — outside the law
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| Everyone’s naked, vitreous to the core
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| Blame it on democracy — you’re safer than before |