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Artist: Triplet
Canonical path: /triplet/freedom
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Freedom
Read Freedom lyrics by Triplet on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Freedom
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When I thought I was dying and had no place to go. When
my soul was stolen, and taken from me. You came over to
me and spoke.
When I was lying on the floor, I couldn't walk, I
couldn't talk. I didn't have anything at all, I
thought I was gonna die. You came over to me and
spoke: freedom. You give me this freedom. I've been
set free, free to be all that I was created to be.
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