Soft Asylum
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Soft Asylum
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In your soft asylum
Come to vanish again
When your thoughts are crushing
And you're broken again
And you're broken again
No way in
No way out
You hit the ceiling
No way, not if you won't let it
Oh you're trying hard to overcome the feeling
No way in
No way out
In your soft asylum
Wander out of the rain
When you've all but given out
And you're broken again
And you're broken again
No way in
No way out
You hit the ceiling
No way, not if you won't let it
Oh you're trying hard to overcome the feeling
No way in
No way out
No way out
Only you can save the hero of the story
How much longer can you wait to slay you're misery
No way in
No way out
You hit the ceiling
No way, not if you won't let it
Oh you're trying hard to overcome the feeling
No way in
No way out
No way in
No way out
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Grant Lee Phillips performs "Soft Asylum", and this lyric page sits inside the Grant Lee Phillips catalog on LyroVerse.
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