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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Freedom It's not free anymore that was so 1964 It left South with Joe down on interpass 9 Yet we will not relent in fact we shall shine From the twin towers that had people perish To the music in our hearts that people cherish Just like back in the day at the disco in studio 64 We shall proclaim the message that so many our searching for To let the love rule as we trust in the Lord nothing more Freedom is for the lonesome child who lost there way in the night Freedom looks to the handicapped, elderly & blind that their right Each of can learn to do our part in a world that's slowly dying We need to start learning to shining our light to all corners of the earth To the helpless, weak & torn Some may even curse the day they were actually born Freedom lay on the hill at Woodstock as Hendrix was wailing his guitar In each of our eyes we sought it's course out of it's delicate bars Learn from the prophets of old the very words of old Shelter lies dormant amidst it's beckoning plow A challenge to be free is only a question of time Freedom sought out Dylan & the words of Joni Mitchell Lines forming in the sand while there you stay in the middle Children of the east come see the revolution Those promises made in the dark have now been brought to the fullest of light
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