"I Wanna Be Free" genre: Christian Rock
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	The song that started it all for us. We won the 1998 Washington State Christian Talent Contest with this song, winning first in bands and grand prize out of all catagories. Became the defining song for the band. A preview song from our upcoming album "Alienation".
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	Story Behind the Song The song speaks of what it's like going down life's road, and the frustration of always being lead back to a starting point instead of making progress in your spiritual walk. But as a Christian, we can't be satifsfied with that, we need to break the chain and move forward. Hence the title, "I Wanna Be Free". Recorded at Starlake Studio, written by Randy Loran and James Henry, produced by Al Sieg. Lyrics Standing at the corner Staring down that road Misdirected intentions Where am I gonna go? I want to leave me behind me The life that I once lead But the signs on this highway They keep leading me back again I feel the pull of my heart Beating inside me Pulling me round and round and round this circle again I'm beating down your door I don't want to scream anymore Open the prison doors Open the doors I Wanna Be Free Na na na na na na na na na na Like a jester in a court of kings Life played me for a fool I never saw what was in front of me I never played by the rules I drank my tea with the hatter Time and time again I put my hand through the looking glass I was searching for the wonderland There's no absolution for this sinner's heart It's running round and round and round This circle again Oh Lord, I'm beating down your door I don't want to scream anymore Open the prison doors Open the doors I Wanna Be Free Na na na na na na na na na na

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