Capital Lights - Frank Morris lyrics

Seven months in the making Making only organized crime We'll be masterminds if our dreams will reach the shore Another turning point in time tonight when the lights go out Shotgun Freedom is what they say I'm about What I'm about won't matter when I walk out the door Familiar faces put on dolls, fashioned raincoats, and handmade tools When the evening's ending I'm still standing tall! Surrounded by these loopholed walls Any minute I'll begin a ticking time bomb til I run Once we're gone, at the sight of the lights out, Nightfall shades the sun We'll put together said and done Seven months led the breaking Breaking only rules that apply In this prison labeled "unable to abort" A reputation redefined tonight at the darkest hour When the three of us go missing, one is missing out He gave little time to a job that needed more Familiar faces put on dolls, fashioned raincoats, and handmade tools When the evening's ending I'm still standing tall! Surrounded by these loopholed walls Any minute I'll begin a ticking time bomb til I run Once we're gone, at the sight of the lights out, Nightfall shades the sun We'll put together said and done Lights out now, it's half past nine Up a 30-foot corridor three men climb It should have been four, but one man is left behind Crawl from the rooftop down to the northern end, Through the thickest fog to the water's edge, For the thrilling ride to be never seen again Whistles blow on the morning at the sight of the break, Three empty cells with only decoy faces Of the ones now known to the other side of the bay Victims lost and drowned, or so they say Only presumed dead but the deadliest way for you to keep your life Is to let it seem to slip away Familiar faces put on dolls, fashioned raincoats, and handmade tools When that evening's ending I'm still standing tall! Surrounded by these loopholed walls From beginning to the end a ticking time bomb on the run Now we're gone! At the sight of the lights out, Nightfall shades the sun We'll put together said and done Once and for all, surrendered were the broke down walls I can't thank them enough for the pleasure of growing old We'll move on in a long-lived story that everyone will know But the ending's left untold...