Self Liberty
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Self Liberty
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Trapped inside yourself
You cannot escape till the right time comes
Chained with unbroken chains you are
Sometimes you feel you're caged in flesh
Then despair and rage rise
There's nowhere to go
There's no one to help you
You think about death
But you've got to wait
Did you blame Satan
Or did you blame God?
Did you blame fate
Or did you blame others?
You're wrong!
'Cause evil is lurking deep inside you
You have to open your eyes
And wake up for the truth
It's time for you to grow after many displeasures in life
You've got to take something good
For you in this land of weak minds
Someone can help you
I talk about yourself, your own mind
You do what you want to
You gather what you plant
So beware of your acts
Until the day you'll go
To the place you really belong!
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