Captivity
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Captivity
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It's so dark in here, and it hurts to breathe
(I feel the points open chest)
And the fear of failing in time to escape
(I feel increasingly trapped here)
It's not how you do it,
So I will never have peace
And no one will hear me scream
If we are very far from what we were to change
And I know, no one will save me
Nor will close the wounds to deprive our lives
To suffer, grow and have to sing
Through the bars I saw it there
(I could feel the wind blows)
Who keeps us here can not control
Can not hold my thoughts
How long will take these tears from us?
We can run down whatever comes in front
Just believe
It's not how you do it
I learned, I will not go back
I've been there, but I realized
That is not in the books of our fathers
It is a truth that makes us even
And shouts pro wind up the world to hear
And no one will hear me scream
If we are very far from what we were before changing
And I know, no one will save me
Nor will close the wounds to deprive our lives
To suffer, grow and have to sing
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