A Man Named Freedom
from The Enormous Head of King Splendid by Jane Doe
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lyrics
I know your face, your heart, your fears
But I can’t wait to see your move
So I’ll take your hand
We will rise and then
All the comets will seem like trains
I know you count, you add, you subtract
Thought your fingers were made for math
But when look at the stars
The light explodes in your arms
And you become the boy you were once
I feel alone, marooned, so small
But I can see my writing on the wall
It says “when you feel enslaved
Grab a bird from its tail
And fly away, it’s time to escape
I saw the king, his throne and his crown
He orders things but none was around
The other said “look at me,
I got the beauty on my skin”
But all I saw was a man and his sins
Now the lights went out as I see
And that’s something I can really forgive
In the dark there are no lines
No borders, no crimes
And that’s place that I want to live in
I got my youth, my feet and my dreams
And I don’t care if in this world I don’t fit
I’ve got invisible wings
I was made from this thing
That the loveless and fascists can’t see
But I can’t wait to see your move
So I’ll take your hand
We will rise and then
All the comets will seem like trains
I know you count, you add, you subtract
Thought your fingers were made for math
But when look at the stars
The light explodes in your arms
And you become the boy you were once
I feel alone, marooned, so small
But I can see my writing on the wall
It says “when you feel enslaved
Grab a bird from its tail
And fly away, it’s time to escape
I saw the king, his throne and his crown
He orders things but none was around
The other said “look at me,
I got the beauty on my skin”
But all I saw was a man and his sins
Now the lights went out as I see
And that’s something I can really forgive
In the dark there are no lines
No borders, no crimes
And that’s place that I want to live in
I got my youth, my feet and my dreams
And I don’t care if in this world I don’t fit
I’ve got invisible wings
I was made from this thing
That the loveless and fascists can’t see
credits
from The Enormous Head of King Splendid,
released February 21, 2013
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Jane Doe Thessaloniki, Greece
Jane Doe is an indie/ alternative rock band from Thessaloniki, Greece.
Jane Doe
are:
Prodromos Doe – Drums
Dionisis Doe – Bass
Anastasis Doe – Guitars
Stavros Doe – Guitars
Moss Doe – Words and Voices
Yannis Doe - Visuals
... more
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Jul 2021 -
Apr 2016 -
Sep 2014 -
May 2014 -
Feb 2013 -
Jan 2008
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