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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required A lot of time has passed since freedom was part of the daily routine Eat when you wanna eat, sleep when you wanna sleep Go whenever you wanna go to the latrine No need to have to ask for permission, freedom was a given Getting locked in your room every night is now standard procedure Nothing you can do about it ... it ain’t your call You’ve come to accept the imposed authority, institutionalized you’ve become ... that’s all They’ve taken away your liberty ball, and they ain’t giving it back Not until the warden says so Not until the psychiatric doctor says let ‘em go Not until the parole board says you’re rehabilitated for sho’ Now you’re scared to go Freedom is a distant relative you don’t wanna know Inexplicably, you’re so scared to go You’re raising eyebrows, so the authorities issue a soon-to-be-released warning: No shoestrings in your shoes, forced you to like velcro No shaves because you can’t have no razor blades Suicide performances ain’t part of the departure freak show Prison is a prison, whether it’s a locked cell or a bolted door in your mind But, since becoming institutionalized, the calming, daily routine has made you embrace your loss of freedom more and more The prospect of entering free society again is a thought unkind
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