Free! 1973
Free! From your ties!
Goodbye! Little thing!
Free! From your ties!
Goodbye! Little thing!
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! Little thing!
Free! From your ties!
Farewell! Little thing!
Your deceptions left behind
The world is now up to me!
Free! I got free!
Goodbye! Little thing!
Free! I have grown!
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!
Long years wasted
Now it’s time to go!
Free! From your ties!
Goodbye! Little thing!
Free! From your ties!
Goodbye! Little thing!
Free! I got free!
Goodbye! Little thing!
Free! I have grown!
Farewell! Little thing!
A new journey is just begun
Time to fly, time to live!
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! I got free!
Goodbye! Little thing!
Free! I have grown!
Farewell! Little thing!
Free! From your lies!
Goodbye! Little thing!
Free! From your ties!
Farewell! Little thing!
Free! I got free!
Goodbye! Little thing!
Free! I have grown!
This is the second part of the “Free” trilogy. With a fictional date of 1973, it’s a version that evokes artists like The Ronettes, with a more relaxed Soul style than the ‘68 version, brushing in some Latin Jazz and a touch of rock and roll.
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.
Turn up the volume and enjoy “Free 1973”!