Wild and Free
Embrace the Unbridled Spirit: "Wild and Free" by The Blood Harmonies
Lyrics
Your heart is too free, love,
Your heart is unrestrained in love.
Your body untamed.
Your body is uncontrolled and free-spirited.
So we’ll speak your life, love,
We will narrate the story of your life, expressing love.
As we gave your name.
We acknowledge and celebrate your existence by uttering your name.
Cause, oh my child, you’re worthwhile.
You, my child, have immeasurable value.
Oh my child, you’re worthwhile.
This line emphasizes the worthiness of the child, repeated for emphasis.
You are wild and free, free.
You possess a wild and free spirit.
So be wild and free.
An encouragement to continue being wild and free.
So dance with the wind, love,
Dance freely with the wind, embracing nature.
Taste rain on your tongue.
Savor the taste of rain, experience the elements.
Get mud in your toes, love,
Feel the earth beneath your feet, getting dirty symbolizes growth.
And grow in the sun.
Grow and flourish like a plant in the sunlight.
Cause, oh my child, you’re worthwhile.
Reiteration of the child's immeasurable worth.
Oh my child, you’re worthwhile.
Repeated affirmation of the child's value.
You are wild and free, free.
Acknowledgment of the child's wild and free nature.
So be wild and free.
Encouragement to continue embracing freedom.
I’ll kiss that sweet face, love,
Expressing affection by kissing the child's sweet face.
See worlds in your eyes.
Seeing the world through the child's eyes, understanding innocence.
I’ll stay at your pace, love,
Promising to match the child's pace, allowing them to take their time.
So take all your time - you have time.
Emphasis on the child having ample time.
Oh my child, you’re worthwhile.
Repetition of affirmations regarding the child's worthiness.
Oh my child, you’re worthwhile.
-Oh my child, you’re worthwhile.
-Oh my child, you’re worthwhile.
-Oh my child, you’re worthwhile.
-Oh my child, you’re worthwhile.
-My child you’re worth the while - oooh.
-Be wild - oooh.
Encouragement to be wild and free, emphasizing its worth.
You're worth the while, my child.
Reassurance of the child's value.
My child.
Endearing reference to the child.
You are wild and free, free.
Repeated affirmation of the child being wild and free.
You are wild and free, free.
-You are wild and free, you’re free.
-You are wild and free, free.
-So be wild and free.
-So be.
A final call to embrace the wild and free spirit.
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