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4rantine - NO PRISONERS
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NO PRISONERS
Words: Jon Ramsden. Music: Rubén Hernández
No one saw this one coming despite the signs
we were busy just living a happy lie
trying out a brave new world
but this dystopia is not a joke
So the silence takes its place
While I watch the world in rage
No prisoners, free my heart its time to fly
No prisoners will be taken
but the walls won't stop my mind
Tenth day in confinement everyone
(while) Ryan Adams sings World War XXI
Never thought we would live this sort of crap
I just sit here in awe as the world collapses
So the silence takes the stage while I just play guitar
Sing for my own and the times to come
Nothing I can do soI'll sing, and I'll play my guitar
No prisoners, free my heart its time to fly
No prisoners will be taken
but the walls won't stop my mind
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