I don't believe you're dull reaction
What we need's a call to action
Display it in your coldest caption
What we need's a call to action

So long to what could never heal
So long to your distant memory
So long to what could never be

You build me up to break me down again
You kill me once you kill me every time
Your disbelief it keeps me waiting in line

I don't believe you're dull reaction
What we need's a call to action
Display it in your coldest caption
What we need's a call to action

So long to all your remedies
So long to your desperate misery
So long to what you think of me

You kill me once you kill me every time
Your disbelief it keeps me waiting in line

I don't believe you're dull reaction
What we need's a call to action
Display it in your coldest caption
What we need's a call to action

You kill me once you kill me every time
(Action)
Waiting in line, waiting in line
(Action)
[x2]

I don't believe you're dull reaction
What we need's a call to action
Display it in your coldest caption
What we need's a call to action

And at this moment I'm standing forward
(Action)
I've tried it your way so how do you like me now?
Like me now
How do you like me now?



Behind the Song:
'I'm so thankful to be part of a church [Life Church in Tulsa, OK] that knows how to be--the verb 'be'--the church. It's inspiring to be a part of it. I really want to see more churches become that. Some friends of mine wrote this song, and it struck me as literally a call to action--everybody that calls themselves a Christian, everybody involved in the church should actually be the church, and start taking steps to becoming who God has called us to be. And that means actively being involved and becoming a servant and doing the things that need to be done.'--Rob Beckley (Pillar)