Free At Last
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Free At Last
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Free at last, free at last
Thank God almighty, I'm free at last
I'm alright 'cause you're here tonight
Thank God almighty, everything's alright
It's been a long, long climb
Glad I made it over
Can't stop myself from crying
Feeling all wrapped up in clover
I can sing my song (sing) if you don't do me wrong
Thank God almighty, you're where you belong
I can sing my song (sing) before too long
Thank God almighty, sing my song
Pain we can defeat
Listen me, honey has never been so sweet
You got children standing on the feet
Walking up and down the street, waving their hands up
Free at last (free) free at last
Thank God almighty, free at last
I can sing my song (sing) I can sing my song
Thank God almighty, I can sing my song
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Who performs "Free At Last"?
Al Green performs "Free At Last", and this lyric page sits inside the Al Green catalog on LyroVerse.
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