I'm Free At Last
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I'm Free At Last
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I'm free at last from love and all its worry I'm free because you wanted it that way
Now you can go but there's no need to hurry cause never again will I ask you to stay
So run along I know that you don't want me
So many times you proved that in the past
After you're gone when mem'ries come to haunt me
I'll hide my tears and say I'm free at last
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I'm free at last don't ask me why I'm crying
Strange as it seems somehow I love you yet
Don't say you care you know that you'd be lying
Don't hurt me more show my heart some respect
So run along...
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