Troy:
We're soarin'
Flyin'
There's not a star in heaven that we can't reach

Gabriella:
If we're trying
So were breaking free

Troy:
You know the world can see us
In a way that's different than who we are

Gabriella:
Creating space between us
'Till we're seperate hearts

Both:
But your faith it gives me strength
Strength to believe

Chorus #1
Troy:
We're breakin' free

Gabriella:
We're soarin'

Troy:
Flyin'

Both:
There's not a star in heaven that we can't reach

Troy:
If we're trying

Both:
Yeah, we're breaking free

Troy:
Oh, we're breakin' free

Gabriella:
Ohhh

Troy:
Can you feel it building
Like a wave the ocean just can't control

Gabriella:
Connected by a feeling
Ohhh, in our very souls

Troy:
Very souls, Ooohhh

Both:
Rising 'til it lifts us up
So every one can see

Troy: Were breakin free

Chorus #2

Gabriella:
We're soarin'

Troy:
Flyin'

Both:
There's not a star in heaven that we can't reach

Troy:
If we're tryin'

Both:
Yeah we're breaking free

Troy:
ohhh were breakin free

Gabriella:
Ohhhh, Runnin'

Troy:
Climbin'

Troy:
To get to that place

Both:
To be all that we can be

Troy:
Now's the time

Both:
So were breaking free

Troy:
We're breaking free

Gabriella:
Ohhh , yeah

Troy:
More than hope
More than faith

Gabriella:
This is true
This is fate
And together

Both:
We see it comin'

Troy:
More than you
More than me

Gabriella:
Not a want, but a need
Both:
Both of us breakin' free
(Without music)

Chorus #3
Gabriella:
Soarin'

Troy:
Flyin'

(Music)
Both:
There's not a star in heaven that we can't reach
If we're trying

Troy: Yeah we're breaking free

Gabriella:
Breaking free
We're runnin

Troy:
Ohhhh, climbin'

Both:
To get to that place
To be all that we can be
Now's the time

Troy: Now's the time

Gabriella: So we're breaking free

Troy: Ohhh, we're breaking free

Gabriella: Ohhhh

Both:
You know the world can see us
In a way that different than who we are...


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    I love that line

    You know the world can see us in a way that's different than who we are

    It tells me a lot. The whole song is just cool. This is my fav of the movie besides When There Was Me And You.

    Prowler Kidon August 10, 2006   Link

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