Free! 1968
As a fool
I was blinded
Devoted my life
Long years wasted
Now it’s time to go!
Free! From your lies!
Goodbye! Little thing!
Free! From your ties!
Farewell! Little thing!
Alone now
It’s better
Find my way
I will do!
Free! From your lies!
Goodbye! Little thing!
Free! From your ties!
Farewell! Little thing!
Grown now
I won’t fall for it
Gross bluff
That was for me!
Free! From your lies!
Goodbye! Little thing!
Free! From your ties!
Farewell! Little thing!
After years
Of blind journey
At the end
I am here!
Free! From your lies!
Goodbye!
Now everywhere, oh yeah!
Alone now
It’s better
Find my way
I will do!
Free! From your lies!
Goodbye! Little thing!
Free! From your ties!
Farewell! Little thing!
Your deceptions
Left behind
The world is now
Up to me!
Free! From your lies!
Goodbye! Little thing!
Free! From your ties!
Farewell! Little thing!
A new journey
Is just begun
Time to fly
I will do!!
Free! I got free!
Goodbye! Little thing!
Free! From your ties!
Farewell! Little thing!
Time to fly
Time to live
Time to fly
Time to live, yeah!
Free! From your lies!
Goodbye! Little thing!
Free! From your ties!
Farewell! Little thing!
Free! From your lies!
Goodbye! Little thing!
Free! From your ties!
Farewell! Little thing!
The wheel is spinning!
The “Free” trilogy came out of the need to make a declaration of freedom, the kind you need, say, when a toxic relationship ends, in a moment of cathartic release, or simply as a political statement. Whatever context it gets applied to, the intention is for it to be useful to you.
So, out of the ocean of AI came three pearls for this project, which, by design, share most of their lyrics but are set apart by a musical style spanning the late 1960s to the late 1970s, moving from Soul to Funk. That’s why they were given names tied to the fictional dates of 1968, 1973, and 1978.
This is “Free! 1968,” the first version in this trilogy. It’s a tribute to the flow of artists like Aretha Franklin, whose iconic “R-E-S-P-E-C-T” made her own declaration of freedom, showing how that right can be carried out through the musical roads of Soul.
With that said, turn up the volume and set yourself free with “Free! 1968.”