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Liberation

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Liberation

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When the birds sing outside

And you see the trees

Changing to green

The sun invites one

To be out in the open air

When the sky is so blue, then

Oh then, I wish for so much!

And the best remedy

For those who are afraid, lonely or unhappy

Is to go outside

Somewhere, where they can be quite alone

With the heavens, nature and God.

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Mike Oldfield performs "Liberation", and this lyric page sits inside the Mike Oldfield catalog on LyroVerse.

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