Freedom Or Fire

Album: Obsolete (1998)
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  • How can you accept social suppression
    This weak state of mind in our time
    I demand release from hypocrisy
    I'd rather die than be held down, forced down

    Freedom or fire
    Freedom or fire

    I'm on the threshold of revolution
    I'd rather burn than be held down, forced down

    Freedom or fire
    Freedom or fire

    Unrestrained determination
    Set ablaze for liberation

    Locked in chains of the sovereignty
    Let me be free 'cause I long to be
    Free! Free!

    Unrestrained determination
    Set ablaze for liberation
    Set ablaze
    Set ablaze

    Freedom or fire Writer/s: BURTON C. BELL, CHRISTIAN OLDE WOLBERS, DINO A.M. CAZARES, RAYMOND HERRERA
    Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Group
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