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Zwan ~ Freedom Ain't What It Use to Be


Kerouac used to walk these roads (I know he did, I know he did) Miles of type strewn behind him so (He knew how to live, he knew how to live) Throw the arching for a perfect dream (I know he did, I know he did) Red pills, blue pills, white pills, green (He knew how to live, he knew how to live) Look before you leap Watch the company you keep Never fall asleep 'Cause the ocean's too deep Look before you leap Watch the company you keep Never fall asleep Freedom ain't what it used to be Ain't what it ought to be It used to be so free No, freedom ain't what it ought to be Ain't what it used to be I can't even think The art of war was written in blood (I know it was, I know it was) There is no peace not born of love (Just because, just because) I'm not sure who to kiss, you can't even fuck (It's just my luck, it's just my luck) I'm riding home on the wings of a dove (Just because, just because) Freedom ain't what it used to be Ain't what it ought to be It used to be so free No, freedom ain't what it ought to be Ain't what it used to be You know, I can't even think Look before you leap Watch the company you keep Never fall asleep 'Cause the ocean's too deep Look before you leap Watch the company you keep Never fall asleep more free lyrics

Kerouac used to walk these roads
(I know he did, I know he did)
Miles of type strewn behind him so
(He knew how to live, he knew how to live)
Throw the arching for a perfect dream
(I know he did, I know he did)
Red pills, blue pills, white pills, green
(He knew how to live, he knew how to live)

Look before you leap
Watch the company you keep
Never fall asleep
'Cause the ocean's too deep
Look before you leap
Watch the company you keep
Never fall asleep

Freedom ain't what it used to be
Ain't what it ought to be
It used to be so free
No, freedom ain't what it ought to be
Ain't what it used to be
I can't even think

The art of war was written in blood
(I know it was, I know it was)
There is no peace not born of love
(Just because, just because)
I'm not sure who to kiss, you can't even fuck
(It's just my luck, it's just my luck)
I'm riding home on the wings of a dove
(Just because, just because)

Freedom ain't what it used to be
Ain't what it ought to be
It used to be so free
No, freedom ain't what it ought to be
Ain't what it used to be
You know, I can't even think

Look before you leap
Watch the company you keep
Never fall asleep
'Cause the ocean's too deep
Look before you leap
Watch the company you keep
Never fall asleep

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