
OUT
Let me in,
away from the rainy days,
Lend me
shelter to defend authority’s hand grenades;
Let me out of Social Services’ hands,
Let me sing
on the top of the stands;
Give me a
mind of my own to think outside the box,
Give me the
keys to roam outside your locks;
The
State owns me, so I’ll only be what
you’ll allow me to see,
Make me the
landlord, so I may run free;
Give me a
hobby so I don’t swallow these pills,
Make me
wings to fly outside the desert hills;
Let me swim
with no boundaries to awake my mate,
And back
around the world to a seasons warm waters and its familiar date;
Give me the
sky to fly,
So I can
pick my future with an eagle’s eye;
For a decade
now you’ve had power and control over my sight,
Let me
explore, cause for my 18th birthday I will receive all your
confiscated rights.