Awake at night & sleepy all day
These pills made me confused, what did the teacher say?
A grand on the sheets makes mummy who you want her to be,
I close my eyes, cause a job is a job & she f*cks for our safety.
Set her hopes free, set her dreams free, set her soul free
The city, a jungle, the people still struggle.
The streets are the playgrounds to learn how to f*ck up.
The man who pays her is pretty much f*cked like her
Trapped in a dead end job, no life he deserves
It started out good with college, where I should have learned
Money does not mean safety', I'd trade all I've earned.
Set his hopes free, set his dreams free, set his soul free.
All we wanted was safety, not power or money,
Set our hopes free,
Set our dreams free,
Set our souls free.
BLACKOUT PROBLEMS - We Are Free Lyrics
BLACKOUT PROBLEMS - We Are Free Lyrics
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Awake at night & sleepy all day
These pills made me confused, what did the teacher say?
A grand on the sheets makes mummy who you want her to be,
I close my eyes, cause a job is a job & she f*cks for our safety.
Set her hopes free, set her dreams free, set her soul free
The city, a jungle, the people still struggle.
The streets are the playgrounds to learn how to f*ck up.
The man who pays her is pretty much f*cked like her
Trapped in a dead end job, no life he deserves
It started out good with college, where I should have learned
Money does not mean safety', I'd trade all I've earned.
Set his hopes free, set his dreams free, set his soul free.
All we wanted was safety, not power or money,
Set our hopes free,
Set our dreams free,
Set our souls free.
These pills made me confused, what did the teacher say?
A grand on the sheets makes mummy who you want her to be,
I close my eyes, cause a job is a job & she f*cks for our safety.
Set her hopes free, set her dreams free, set her soul free
The city, a jungle, the people still struggle.
The streets are the playgrounds to learn how to f*ck up.
The man who pays her is pretty much f*cked like her
Trapped in a dead end job, no life he deserves
It started out good with college, where I should have learned
Money does not mean safety', I'd trade all I've earned.
Set his hopes free, set his dreams free, set his soul free.
All we wanted was safety, not power or money,
Set our hopes free,
Set our dreams free,
Set our souls free.
Writer: Marcus Schwarzbach, Mario Radetzky, Michael Dreilich
Copyright: Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Peermusic Publishing
Copyright: Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Peermusic Publishing
Performed By: BLACKOUT PROBLEMS
Length: 3:15
Written by: Marcus Schwarzbach, Mario Radetzky, Michael Dreilich