Who’s there we call eternally to the stars far out of reach
Spare some solace we beseech we are not alone are we
Every golden age of wisdom veiled by mankind's superstition
The tenets of most religions history’s own science fiction
That ageÂold urge to believe in others like us gods or demons
Our captors or our companions even now we call out to them
Who we are what we know warns us we were never alone
Harbingers and our own ancient ancestors have all shown
From the stars then below we were only wantonly sewn
Evermore left to grow rampant on this world we call home
Who’s there we call eternally to the stars far out of reach
Spare some solace we beseech we are not alone are we
Somewhere across the vast abyss others like us ask the same things
Staring far out into deep space searching for animate beings
Who’s there we call eternally we are not alone are we
Who we are what we know warns us we were never alone
Harbingers and our own ancient ancestors have all shown
From the stars then below we were only wantonly sewn
Evermore left to grow rampant on this world we call home
While we’re held in fascination
By our own imaginations
They’ll continue observation
Mind control and mutilations
Medical examinations
Painful experimentations
Scientific vivisections
Cybernetic augmentations
Reproductive violations
Guided genetic mutations
Hybridized abominations
Meant to lead the next invasion
Should we face annihilation
Or live under subjugation
Our captors are our companions
Even now we call out to them
We are not alone, are we?