The Strange Design of Conscience The Flaming Lips
"The Strange Design of Conscience" by The Flaming Lips, released in 1999, is an alternative rock song exploring themes of existentialism, consciousness, and the complexities of human emotion. The lyrics reflect on the nature of morality and personal experience. Unique musical elements include ethereal soundscapes and layered instrumentation. #Rock
Given the hopeless nature of our times
And how it would change things
And given the circumstances of our lives
You'd have done the same thing
You'd have done the same thing
You'd have done the same
So if we're talking about forgiveness
Well don't put me up above you
'Cause in the strange design of conscience
We are controlled by our desires that can never be realized
That can never be realized
That can never be real
And how it would change things
And given the circumstances of our lives
You'd have done the same thing
You'd have done the same thing
You'd have done the same
So if we're talking about forgiveness
Well don't put me up above you
'Cause in the strange design of conscience
We are controlled by our desires that can never be realized
That can never be realized
That can never be real
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