Freedom (Free Doom?)
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Freedom (Free Doom?)
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People say the feeling's gone
But it's been with me for far too long
Sound of freedom's with us all
Sound of freedom's with us all
When I die I will be free
You'll never get the best of me
Birth, School, Work, death
You can't tell me there's nothing left
Thoreau had it right
There's ways to win without a fight
Malcolm X had it right
You won't win unless you fight
When I die I will be free
You'll never get the best of me
Birth, School, Work, death
You can't tell me there's nothing left
What are we going to do?
I'm willing to try a revolution
I'm willing to try a revolution
Are you?
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