Cages

You may not recollect, but we have met before
Santee Cooper Lake, 40 feet out from the shore
You were nine years old when I was born
It was the calm before the storm
When I was rattling cages, turning pages unseen
To show you that rage is such a powerful thing
You may not recall, but you buried me when I first died
Then our lives collided inside of a lifeless hide
Twenty four years old, we reunited
My God, it felt good to be alive
When I was rattling cages, turning pages unseen
To show you that rage is such a powerful thing
And now I'm hearing you say, I'll never breathe again
And now I'm hearing you say, I'll never breathe again
And now I'm hearing you say, I'll never breathe again
And now I'm hearing you say, I'll never breathe again
I'm rattling cages, turning pages unseen
To show you that rage is such a beautiful thing
I'm rattling cages
I'm rattling cages
You may now recall that we've crossed paths before
Santee Cooper Lake, 40 feet out from the shore
Fare thee well for now my friend
Until we meet again



Credits
Writer(s): Ben Romans, Christopher Baran
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