Free Me Up
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Free Me Up
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I'm giving up my electro tv things
Cause, i don't ever need, no... anything like that again
I wanna stay on the move and
I wanna drop these chains
Well you'd be surprised what you can leave behind
It keeps me looking upward
You free me up to live this life far
From any earthly sense of home
There's a place where i belong but
There's nothing here i really own
I really own
Do you deem this to be extreme behavior?
A little bit too ideal
You call it young man's fever
But i've got my treasure astored beyond heaven's gates
And you'd be surprised what lies behind them
It keeps me looking upward
All that you find here, you will lose it
All you find here, you will lose it
All you gain here on earth, you'll lose in the end
All you gain here on earth, you will lose it, lose it
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Downhere performs "Free Me Up", and this lyric page sits inside the Downhere catalog on LyroVerse.
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