Ward 77
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Ward 77
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Poisoned from birth
With symbols and signs
A child doesn't know
What is wrong or right
15 years of raging lunacy
15 years coping with treachery
Need to feel alive - take me back home
I need to feel alive - it still greets me with open arms
It makes me feel alive - it can't be replaced
Need to feel alive - you've gotta love this place
There is no reward
In being at this ward
This must be the punishment of thought
15 years of raging lunacy
15 years coping with treachery
Poisoned from birth
With symbols and signs
A child doesn't know
What is wrong or right
15 years of raging lunacy
15 years coping with treachery
Need to feel alive - take me back home
I need to feel alive - it still greets me with open arms
It makes me feel alive - it can't be replaced
Need to feel alive - you've gotta love this place
God I love this place
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