Born Free
Embrace Freedom: Bobby Vinton's Anthem of Liberation
Lyrics
Born free, as free as the wind blows
Born free, symbolizing a state of unrestricted freedom, much like the wind.
As free as the grass grows
Continuing the analogy, emphasizing the freedom associated with the natural growth of grass.
Born free to follow your heart
Reiterating the idea of being born free and having the freedom to follow one's heart.
Live free and beauty surrounds you
Encouraging a life of freedom where beauty is a constant presence.
The world still astounds you
Expressing the ongoing amazement and wonder at the world that comes with living freely.
Each time you look at a star
Associating the act of looking at a star with the awe-inspiring beauty of a free life.
Stay free, where no walls divide you
Promoting a life without divisions, barriers, or restrictions.
You're free as the roaring tide
Comparing freedom to the powerful and uncontained energy of the roaring tide.
So there's no need to hide
Stressing that genuine freedom eliminates the need for concealment or secrecy.
Born free, and life is worth living
Reaffirming that being born free contributes to a life that is inherently valuable.
But only worth living
Suggesting that life is only truly worthwhile because of the inherent freedom.
'Cause you're born free
Summing up the central theme that life gains its true worth from being born free.
(Stay free, where no walls divide you)
Repeating the idea of staying free without walls dividing, reiterating the roaring tide analogy.
You're free as the roaring tide
Reemphasizing the comparison of freedom to the powerful and unrestrained nature of the tide.
So there's no need to hide
Affirming that genuine freedom eliminates the necessity of hiding or concealing oneself.
Born free, and life is worth living
Restating that being born free contributes to a life that is inherently valuable.
But only worth living
Reiterating that life is only truly worthwhile because of the inherent freedom.
'Cause you're born free
Concluding that the core reason life is worthwhile is the state of being born free.
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