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Artist: Buffalo
Canonical path: /buffalo/freedom
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Freedom
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Freedom
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Your senses are returning
You'll soon be on your way
The old bridges burning
It's your new life's first day
So lift up your head
And rise the banner high
The older is dead and a new flag will fly
As you travel down the highway
And you open up your mind
And move down each byway
Understand the truths you find
And remember don't deny
Another who's in need
And there's reason still to cry
Until every man is free
If you open up your eyes
You'll understand the things moan
And someday you'll see why
Men die for their dreams
Travel on to freedom, travel on to freedom
Tralvel on to freedom, travel on to freedom
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