Our context engine found "you're free" used in 10 musical pieces, reflecting its semantic importance.Explore how artists use this specific phrasing in their creative work.
you're free
Singer: karnivool
begin to know
you're free to go
you're free to go
begin to know
you're free to go
you're free to go
Singer: louis the child
till i lost it all
at least you're free
at least you're free
till i lost it all
at least you're free
at least you're free
Singer: bobby vinton
where no walls divide you
you're free as a roaring tide
so there's no need to hide
where no walls divide you
you're free as a roaring tide
so there's no need to hide
Singer: asia
the shadows in the doorways make the rules
because you're free
this time
the shadows in the doorways make the rules
because you're free
this time
Singer: basshunter
you're mean on the dancefloor
you're free on the dancefloor
you're a dream on the dancefloor
you're mean on the dancefloor
you're free on the dancefloor
you're a dream on the dancefloor
Singer: frank sinatra
each time you look at the stars. stay free where no walls divide you
you're free as the roaring tide
so there's no need to hide. born free and life is worth living
each time you look at the stars. stay free where no walls divide you
you're free as the roaring tide
so there's no need to hide. born free and life is worth living
Singer: sinatra, frank
each time you look at the stars. stay free where no walls divide you
you're free as the roaring tide
so there's no need to hide. born free and life is worth living
each time you look at the stars. stay free where no walls divide you
you're free as the roaring tide
so there's no need to hide. born free and life is worth living
Singer: sampha
and i know it's hard to find the mind to say you do
you're free
you're free
and i know it's hard to find the mind to say you do
you're free
you're free
Singer: jim reeves
start
you're free to go
darling
start
you're free to go
darling
Singer: reeves, jim
start
you're free to go
darling
start
you're free to go
darling