Caged And Disgraced
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Caged And Disgraced
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So many caged - caged and disgraced
Too many inside - need to be out
So many caged - caged and disgraced
For doing nothing but pleasing themselves
Freedom is strength
They want to take it too
I need a place where I can do
What I want to
Sent away - for being myself
Sent away - for being me
I just wanted to live - my own life
I just wanted to live
free
So many caged - caged and disgraced
Too many inside - need to be out
So many caged - caged and disgraced
For doing nothing but pleasing themselves
Freedom is strength
They want to take it too
I need a place where I can do
What I want to
How can you judge how another one lives?
It's victimless.
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