Freedom Song
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Freedom Song
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Then in my dream was a Highway
With tall blazing trees all around
The journeyman bent as the pack on his back weighed him down
He ran ‘til he came to a clearing
A place he’d seen somewhere before
He walked up the hill, heard a voice like an opening door
Leave all your burdens here
Cry away every tear
I’ll take your pain and all your sorrow
Son, you’ve been gone too long
This is your freedom song
Sing and the grace of God will follow
I watched as the man fell on down to his knees
As the pack on his back hit the floor
It rolled down the hill and would never be seen anymore!
Leave all your burdens here
Cry away every tear
I’ll take your pain and all your sorrow
Son, you’ve been gone too long
This is your freedom song
Sing and the grace of God will follow
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Who performs "Freedom Song"?
Neal Morse performs "Freedom Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Neal Morse catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Welcome To The World and Because You Loved Me with a short reason for opening each page next.
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