Hey, if you are looking for a little action
Hey, if you are looking for a place to go
Hey, if you are looking for some satisfaction
Whoa, it's the voices of freedom
Whoa, it's the voices of freedom
Hey, if you are looking for a little inspiration
Hey, if you are looking for a little bit of soul
Hey, if you are looking for a little, hey, gut reaction
It's the voices of freedom (voices of freedom)

Oh babe, it's the voices of freedom (voices of freedom)
The river runs right through those mountains (voices of freedom)
And reduces that rock to stone (voices of freedom)
The ocean reduces that stone to sand
Hey, it's the voices of freedom, oh baby
It's the voices of freedom
I hear the voices of freedom from the left
I hear the voices of freedom from the right
I hear the voices of freedom, baby, from all over this world
Well, it's the voices of freedom

Oh baby, baby, voices of freedom, hey hey
(Voices of freedom)(voices of freedom)
(Voices of freedom)(voices of freedom)
(Voices of freedom)(voices of freedom)
(Voices of freedom)(voices of freedom)

Hey, if you are looking for a little action
Hey, if you are looking for a place to go
If you are looking for a little inspiration
It's the voices of freedom (voices of freedom)
It's the voices of freedom (voices of freedom)

Hey, if you are looking for a little inspiration
Hey, if you are looking for a little bit of soul
If you are looking for a little, hey, gut reaction
It's the voices of freedom (voices of freedom)
Oh baby, it's the voices of freedom (voices of freedom)

A river runs right down through those mountains (voices of freedom)
And it reduces that rock to stone (voices of freedom)
The ocean reduces that stone to sand
Well, it's the voices of freedom, hey hey
Oh baby, it's the voices of freedom
I hear the voices coming at me from the left
I hear voices coming at me from the right
I hear the voices coming at me from all over this world
Whoa, it's the voices of freedom

Voices of freedom, now now
Voices of freedom
Voices of freedom (voices of freedom)
Voices of freedom (voices of freedom)
Help us out now
I hear the voices of freedom (voices of freedom) [Repeat]


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