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Finally, I'm crossing the threshold
From the ordinary world
To the reveal of my heart
Undoubtedly, that will for certain
Take the dead out of the sea
And the darkness from the arts
This is my commitment (ah)
My modern manifesto (ah)
I'm doing it for all of us (ah)
Who never got the chance
For and for (shut up, shut up)
And all my birds of paradise
Who never got to fly at night
'Cause they were caught up in the dance
Sometimes it feels like I've got a war in my mind
I want to get off but I keep riding the ride
I never really notice that I had to decide
To play someone's game or to live my own life and now I do
I want to move
Out of the black (out of the black)
Into to the blue (into the blue)
Finally
Gone is the burden
Of the Crowley way of being
That comes from energies combined
Like my part was I
Was not discerning
And you as we found out
Were not in your right mind
There's no more chasing rainbows (ah)
And hoping for an end to them (ah)
Their arches are illusions (ah)
Solid at first glance
But then you try to touch them
There's nothing to hold on to
The colors used to lure you in
And put you in a trance
(Yeah)
Sometimes it feels like I've got a war in my mind
I want to get off but I keep riding the ride
I never really notice that I had to decide
To play someone's game or to live my own life and now I do
I want to move
Out of the black (out of the black)
Into the blue (into the blue)
Out of the black (out of the black)
Into the blue (into the blue)
Out of the black (out of the black)
Into the blue (into the blue)
From the ordinary world
To the reveal of my heart
Undoubtedly, that will for certain
Take the dead out of the sea
And the darkness from the arts
This is my commitment (ah)
My modern manifesto (ah)
I'm doing it for all of us (ah)
Who never got the chance
For and for (shut up, shut up)
And all my birds of paradise
Who never got to fly at night
'Cause they were caught up in the dance
Sometimes it feels like I've got a war in my mind
I want to get off but I keep riding the ride
I never really notice that I had to decide
To play someone's game or to live my own life and now I do
I want to move
Out of the black (out of the black)
Into to the blue (into the blue)
Finally
Gone is the burden
Of the Crowley way of being
That comes from energies combined
Like my part was I
Was not discerning
And you as we found out
Were not in your right mind
There's no more chasing rainbows (ah)
And hoping for an end to them (ah)
Their arches are illusions (ah)
Solid at first glance
But then you try to touch them
There's nothing to hold on to
The colors used to lure you in
And put you in a trance
(Yeah)
Sometimes it feels like I've got a war in my mind
I want to get off but I keep riding the ride
I never really notice that I had to decide
To play someone's game or to live my own life and now I do
I want to move
Out of the black (out of the black)
Into the blue (into the blue)
Out of the black (out of the black)
Into the blue (into the blue)
Out of the black (out of the black)
Into the blue (into the blue)
Lyrics submitted by Mellow_Harsher, edited by kweenlana
Get Free Lyrics as written by Kieron Menzies Elizabeth Grant
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Hipgnosis Songs Group
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• To me this song is a scream of liberty from Lana to the mainstream industry and her fans ( The Born To Die & Paradise stans) I'M ONE OF THOSE STANS
• She's saying that She doesn't live that past life anymore. (That life of Alcohol, Old Men type of thing) Wich is the one that gave her the Fame and is wich everybody expected her to continue writing and singing about.
• In GET FREE she's saying Goodbye to that ERA
"Undoubtedly, that will for certain" "Take the dead out of the sea" •(This lyrics reminds me the song Dark Paradise)
"And the darkness from the arts" (She's saying that this "manifesto" will make her upcoming records a little bit softer, and It did happened, look at The songs in : NORMAL F. ROCKWELL , CHEMTRAILS O.T.C.C , BLUE BANISTERS. All of those last records are softer than the first ones and "Get Free" is the last song in Lust for Life, so it makes sense to me)
"This is my commitment My modern manifesto I'm doing it for all of us Who never got the chance For... and for... And all my birds of paradise "
• " My birds of Paradise" can be a metaphor to "my songs of Paradise (álbum)
• And She comes up again with Born To Die / Paradise references, Now with the Song "Ride" , but there's really a phrase of "Ride" to prove It:
"Sometimes it feels like I've got a war in my mind I want to get off but I keep riding the ride"
• And then she talks as an artist again, Since she became famous over that aesthetic , she kept doing similar things to the first album because she didn't know she had to decide between keep doing what the audience wanted or live her own life.
" I never really notice that I had to decide To play someone's game or to live my own life and now I do"
I think the song is so dark and so sexy. There is hope in death, there is a chance the unthinkable can happen! Tired of "riding the ride" she wants to get of she wants to "cross the threshold" she wants to "move" she is chasing a "solid illusion but there is nothing to hold on" it is pointless she wants to move...
After she sings: "I'm doing it for all of us who never got the chance" She actually sings: "For... and for..." as the backvocals go "(shut up, shut up)" and I can't help but wonder who is she singing for
@franz10210 so in the original version, the lyrics say for amy & for whitney (i don't know why they aren't in the actual version) meaning amy winehouse & whitney houston which makes me think this song is about drug abuse