A society where-be it drugs and cigar,
Or America's workers on torn pants,
Is symbolic to modernism,
I'm a damned misfit.
Where health is in medicine,
Avoiding disease is mean,
Where my own history is hidden,
For treacherous gains,
That still goes in vain,
I'm a damned misfit.
Where science is not to seek,
But a business of west,
Gets ingrained so deep,
With too many religions, on a heap.
I'm a misfit.
Beyond ideas, or thoughts,
Or beliefs and dogma which are sought,
Ceasing to exist, on the rhythm and music,
Knowing not who plays,
The grand hide and seek,
Elsewhere I'm a damned misfit.