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The “Adam” referenced in the title is one Adam Smith, the Scottish economist. Songwriter Greg Graffin said the following with regard to the song: “[…] At first glance, it might appear as though it’s talking about Adam (that everyone thinks about) in the bible. […]But in fact, it’s far more erudite a...
Some live, some die
Everybody wonders why we're here
Should we even try?
Philosophers lost in the night
A beacon in the distance
You gotta turn around
Its vestige dimly flickers in elocution sound
The modernist chronometer uptight and underwound
Pretensions of a higher ground
Higher ground
Introspective paradise found
Adam's atoms resound
Economy of nature
The dead in shallow graves
The particles of happiness elude us in their names
A psychosymbiotical reflection on the waves
Eternal as the night and day
Night and day
Omnipresent sealers of fate
Adam's atoms remain
The righteous opposition has led us all astray
One side against the other
One loses, one reclaimed
And if reconciliation eludes us every day
Then will we ever find a way?
Find a way
Not with a religionist gaze
Adam's atoms remain
Adam's atoms betray
Adam's atoms remain
Adam’s Atoms (Acoustic) was written by Greg Graffin.
Adam’s Atoms (Acoustic) was produced by Joe Barresi.
Bad Religion released Adam’s Atoms (Acoustic) on Tue Jul 08 2008.