Subliminal Freeways
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Subliminal Freeways
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I left a note on the bedside table
But all I wrote was a messed-up fable
Maladies, analogies, everything but apologies
The architect of my own betrayal
I found a place I can clear my thoughts
I can finally be alone
But I feel no elation
There’s nothing in my heart
There’s nothing in my heart
No light from isolation
There’s nothing in my heart
There’s nothing in my heart
I closed my eyes to enjoy the freedom
I looked for lies ‘cos I longed to see them
Honesty, hypocrisy intertwined so impossibly
And self-respect is the death of reason
I found a place I can hear my thoughts
I can finally be alone
But I feel no elation
There’s nothing in my heart
There’s nothing in my heart
No light from isolation
There’s nothing in my heart
There’s nothing in my heart
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Threshold performs "Subliminal Freeways", and this lyric page sits inside the Threshold catalog on LyroVerse.
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