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Release Me
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Sixteen tons of cold steel chains
Strapped across my back again
Lord I’m a prisoner that’s trying to break free
Don’t you know you got to release me
Mountain so high and valley so deep
Blocks out the sun so I can’t see
But like a river that escapes to the sea
Don’t you know you got to release me
Cause I can’t eat and I can’t sleep
I can’t get just what I need
My spirits drowning in the deep blue sea
Don’t you know you got to release me
Got a restless heart and a wandering mind
My feet are chained and my hands are tied
I’ve walked for days in the desert heat
In my search for freedom there is no key
Dark cold walls of stone surround me
I’m so lost they’ve never found me
Take these chains, and set me free
Don’t you know you got to release met
I can’t eat and I can’t sleep
I can’t get just what I need
My spirits drowning in the deep blue sea yeah
Don’t you know you got to release me
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Söur Bruthers Chicago, Illinois
Söurlicious Rock with a Country Twang!!
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