I Shall Be Free
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I Shall Be Free
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I know, oh yes I know
I know, oh yes I know
I'm going to live to see everyone free
I know, oh yes I know
I know, oh yes I know
I'm going to live to see everyone free
I read the bible and I heard a song they sing
Oh lord I heard them singing
They're singing Amen
But this is a little secret I know
So I got to tell you all that I know
I know, oh yes I know
I know, oh yes I know
I'm going to live to see everyone free
Everyone shall be free
I say faith can move mountains and love can set it free
Faith and love combined and that's the way we have to be
No one's from creation, it's each man's destination
True Love and faith we all must have every day
We will never grow old
Everyone shall be free
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