The International Noise Conspiracy - Impostor Costume

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The International Noise Conspiracy - Impostor Costume

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I saw my face on a wanted sign, it was plastered all over town
I saw my face on a wanted sign, high-treason was my crime
It's all a part of the conspiracy, the hunting down of you and me
I saw a wall full of wanted signs, and I see your face I see it all the time
They're looking for us everywhere, everywhere and we don't care
I saw my face on a wanted sign, it was plastered all over town
I saw my face on a wanted sign, so I knew I had to get on down
I had to change my identity, find a new face for you and me
I saw my face on a wanted sign, I knew right there I had to get away
They're looking for us everywhere, everywhere and we dont care
Yeah, I want to do it right
Everybody knows that were all crazy, everybody knows that were all fucked up
A new identity in a hundred ways, no more an outcasts or a simple slave
A new face so that I could get away, get away for just a single day
So I slipped into my brand new part, an open book a brand new mark
A new identity for you and me, a new face that might set us free
'Cause they're looking for us everywhere, everywhere and we don't care
Yeah I want to do it right
Everybody knows that were all crazy, everybody knows that were all fucked up
Hey I said hey I said hey, everybodys got a new face


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