Up in a cell of cold, gray tile
You circle 'round yourself for miles
Until you find the end
Then circle 'round and start again
There was a bright and distant light
That found your window late last night
While you were tired to the bone
Singing a song that you don't know
About a strange and captive life
You cut it down just to make it fit right
'Cause you're afraid of being alive
You are afraid of being alive
You tried to venture far from home
To find a song that was your own
You were alone and frail
You ventured back into your cell
And covered up that song you sung
'Cause it reminds you of being young
And time hadn't begun to unfold
And there's this story that you told
About a strange and captive life
That you cut down just to make it feel right
But you're still scared of the morning light
You are still scared of the morning light
And you sing la la la la la
And you sing la la la la la
And you go la la la la la la la la la
You scaled the wall and hit the ground
And there's a moral in the sound
Of getting out of the cell
And there's a word that you would yell
And it's a strange and captive word
You shout it out 'cause you need to be heard
And there's still time to face the light
There is still time to face the light
And you sing la la la la la
And you sing la la la la la
And you go la la la la la la la la la x2
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