Navigating The Waters
from Pándēmos by Mario Di Sandro
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Navigating The Waters
Navigating the waters in this confusing time
Listening for the rhythm and trying to catch the rhyme
When all you have is confusion and missed signs
A soulless instigator shouting recycled lines
Swimming thru channels of truth and lies
Try not fall victim to these digital spies
Waiting on the outskirts to corrupt your eyes
Feeding your mind with ideas to try on for size
How stupid have we become?
By letting in the wolves
For undoing all that we’ve done
Feel how the evil pulls
See how far we’ll go
Oh, but I don’t want to know...
Sinking in rough currents, trying not to drown
In the musings of a madman, this orange clown
While the death count grows, you wear a permanent frown
As loved ones you’d hope to see, are no longer around
Floating to the surface, our last breath exhales
Families in mourning, halls filled with cries and wails
How when a system meant to protect us, utterly fails
By a clueless captain trying to bleed wind from the sails
How stupid have we become?
By letting in the wolves
For undoing all that we’ve done
Feel how the evil pulls
See how far we’ll go
Oh, but I don’t want to know...
See how far we’ll go
Oh, but I don’t want to know
No, I don’t want to know...
(we can change, we can grow, we can know and know)
Navigating the waters in this confusing time
Listening for the rhythm and trying to catch the rhyme
When all you have is confusion and missed signs
A soulless instigator shouting recycled lines
Swimming thru channels of truth and lies
Try not fall victim to these digital spies
Waiting on the outskirts to corrupt your eyes
Feeding your mind with ideas to try on for size
How stupid have we become?
By letting in the wolves
For undoing all that we’ve done
Feel how the evil pulls
See how far we’ll go
Oh, but I don’t want to know...
Sinking in rough currents, trying not to drown
In the musings of a madman, this orange clown
While the death count grows, you wear a permanent frown
As loved ones you’d hope to see, are no longer around
Floating to the surface, our last breath exhales
Families in mourning, halls filled with cries and wails
How when a system meant to protect us, utterly fails
By a clueless captain trying to bleed wind from the sails
How stupid have we become?
By letting in the wolves
For undoing all that we’ve done
Feel how the evil pulls
See how far we’ll go
Oh, but I don’t want to know...
See how far we’ll go
Oh, but I don’t want to know
No, I don’t want to know...
(we can change, we can grow, we can know and know)
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from Pándēmos,
released December 25, 2020
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Mario Di Sandro Los Angeles, California
Mario Di Sandro is a Singer-Songwriter from Chicago. Amassing a few hundred original songs in his personal repertoire since setting sail for the West Coast in 2011. Now living in Los Angeles, he has written hundreds more and has since released 12 studio albums in 12 years. Mario draws his songwriting influences from the likes of Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Wilco, and Tom Petty. ... more
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