Freedom
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Freedom
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What if someone said you couldn't say I love you
What if someone said you couldn't say your say
And wouldn't it be foolish if somewhere there was a rule
That said you couldn't wish a friend a happy day
What if someone said you couldn't say l'm sorry
Do you want to hear a thought to drive you wild
What if someone said you couldn't tell your baby
You're so proud to be the father of so beautiful a child
Freedom freedom freedom to say what you feel
Freedom freedom freedom to say what you feel
What if someone said you couldn't pledge allegiance
What if someone said you couldn't say your prayers
What if someone said you couldn't say your feelings
Unless your feelings coincide with theirs
Freedom freedom freedom to say what you feel
Freedom freedom freedom to say what you feel
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Who performs "Freedom"?
Roger Miller performs "Freedom", and this lyric page sits inside the Roger Miller catalog on LyroVerse.
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