Where you are, I have been
Where I am, you will one day be
Of all the criminals who wait in cages
Planning with precision perfect crimes
You may become folk heroes for the ages
You can rob the riches, but you’ll never steal back time
Where you are, I have been
Where I am, you will one day be
Where you are, I have been
Where I am, you will one day be
With all the things that you can buy with money
You can never touch the greatest wealth
And while outside these walls it’s warm and sunny
I’ll walk within the freedoms of my cell
Where you are, I have been
Where I am, you will one day be
Where you are, I have been
Where I am, you will one day be
The people isolated in their suffering
Trapped within the scripts of all their shame
The cultures and the colors all look different
Until they see our suff’ring as the same
Where you are, I have been
Where I am, you will one day be
Where you are, I have been
Where I am, you will one day be
When you are, where I am
Take my hand, we can all walk free
Where you are, I have been
Where I am, you will one day
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