(Jailbreak) All in the name of liberty There There was was a friend of mine on murder And the judge's gavel fell Jury found him guilty Gave him sixteen years in hell He said "I I ain't spending my life here I I ain't livin' alone

You're a waterfall washing over me I'm a thirsty man let me drink you in I I am on my way You're a mountain top When I I reach for you Your love lifts me up And all that I I want is to be Where you are There There you are standing strong

Like those gasping for their last breath We cannot hide there there's nothing left This world was was never worthy But how can I I call it unfaithful Every promise was was fulfilled As decay crawled from it's throat Like the dead rising from an open grave Lips of

Well baby, there you stand With your little head, down in your hand Oh, my God, you can't believe it's happening again Your baby's gone, and you're all alone And it looks like the end And you're back out on the street And you're tryin' to remember How do

There's a soldier, soldier in my mind I I must go and chase this dream of mine And I I know I I can do you proud We all know that the sun will shine When I'm high above those clouds What could I I say And what could I I say I I was born to be this way And I I can't

Can I I be the girl that you met Do you, do you Do you have a dollar? Do you have a dollar for me? In the coin laundry? There I I was sitting on the top of the world In a coin laundry Well I I could have been royalty Sitting in the palace like a queen

Let there there be rock In the beginning Back in nineteen fifty five Man didn't know about a rock 'n' roll show And all that jive The white man had the smoltz The black man had the blues No one knew what they was was gonna do But Tchaikovsky had the news

In its right place Yesterday I I woke up sucking on a lemon Tried to say Kid A, kid A There There are two colors in my head Right place What is that you tried to say What is was was you tried to say

It's a lonely road, full of tired men And you can see it in their faces And you'll be home in spring I I can wait 'til then I I heard you're on the big train And oh this too shall pass This loneliness won't last for long I I wasn't there there to take his place I

I I feel better, better, better, now I'm not down any more I I feel better, better, better than before There There was was a time I I was down, down I I didn't know what to do I I was just stumbling around, around Thinking things could not improve I I couldn't look on the