No Freedom
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No Freedom
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Dressed to kill, and drinking all alone
Waiting for some lizard to take you home
Another wham-bam rendezvous
The script is moldy but the lines are tried and true
But there's no freedom
No real freedom
There is no freedom in sin
Conscience screaming, but its Saturday night
Dig deep for anything to make the wrong feel right
Morning comes, your head is split in two
I know your bleeding; I've crawled that same path too
The swords are rattling, and the end is in sight
Its now or never if you want to make things right
The future's shaky, but the facts are quite clear
The King is coming, and He's almost here
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Barnabas performs "No Freedom", and this lyric page sits inside the Barnabas catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Suite For The Souls Of Our Enemies (Part II: Lover) and All Alone with a short reason for opening each page next.
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