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Chris Rea ~ Set Me Free


Wake up See the morning light This is you This is today You try so hard to get it right Can't help thinking somewhere you've lost your way When was the last time You saw a smile? There's a scream on every silent face you see They're singing set me free I got a friend who burns like a fire Says there's only thing you'll ever know It's out there somewhere Way past the sunset line Way out on the open road And me i'm always looking down Down that road out of town Each morning and night you can see me I'm singing set me free Set me free Goodnight auberge I leave you now You must sleep while i work the day Till i return To dream of you Through the night And that free, freeway more free lyrics

Wake up
See the morning light
This is you
This is today
You try so hard to get it right
Can't help thinking somewhere you've lost your way
When was the last time
You saw a smile?
There's a scream on every silent face you see
They're singing set me free

I got a friend who burns like a fire
Says there's only thing you'll ever know
It's out there somewhere
Way past the sunset line
Way out on the open road

And me i'm always looking down
Down that road out of town
Each morning and night you can see me
I'm singing set me free
Set me free

Goodnight auberge
I leave you now
You must sleep while i work the day
Till i return
To dream of you
Through the night
And that free, freeway

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