Glaubst du, dass der Wind weht
Weil irgend jemand sagt „Wind, weh jetzt“
Glaubst du, dass die Sterne, die am Himmel stehen
Leuchten, weil irgendwer sie anknipst? Glaubst du das?
Glaubst du, dass die Elemente tun, was sie sollen
Und nicht, was sie wollen? Glaubst du das? Glaubst du das?
Wenn du das glaubst, dann wirst du nie sehen
Und verstehen, was ich mein, wenn ich sag'

Ich will frei sein
Frei wie der Wind, wenn er weht
Ich will frei sein
Frei wie ein Stern, der am Himmel steht
Ich will frei sein
Ich will frei sein, nur frei sein, nur frei sein, nur frei sein
Ich will frei sein, nur frei sein
Ich will frei sein, nur frei sein, nur frei sein, nur frei sein

Glaubst du, dass die Erde
Aufhören würde, sich zu drehen
Wenn irgendwer entschiede
Dass es besser wär' für sie zu stehen? Glaubst du das?
Glaubst du, dass irgendwer, irgendwo, irgendwann
Für dich dein Leben leben kann? Glaubst du das? Glaubst du das?
Wenn du das glaubst, dann wirst du nie sehen
Und verstehen, was ich mein', wenn ich sag'

Ich will frei sein
Frei wie der Wind, wenn er weh
Ich will frei sein
Frei wie ein Stern, der am Himmel steht
Ich will frei sein
Ich will frei sein, nur frei sein, nur frei sein, nur frei sein
Ich will frei sein, nur frei sein
Ich will frei sein, nur frei sein, nur frei sein, nur frei sein

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh yeah
mh, ho, yeah

Glaubst du, dass dein Leben (Leben)
Bereits geschrieben steht
Und dass irgendwo ein Weiser
Für Dein Tun die Konsequenzen trägt, glaubst du das?
Glaubst du, dass von allen Leben auf der Welt eins
Wertvoller ist als deins? Glaubst du das? Glaubst du das?
Wenn du das glaubst, dann wirst du nie sehen
Und verstehen, was ich mein, wenn ich sag'

Ich will frei sein
Frei wie der Wind, wenn er weht
Ich will frei sein
Frei wie ein Stern, der am Himmel steht
Oh, ich will frei sein
Ich will frei sein, nur frei sein, nur frei sein, nur frei sein
Ich will frei sein, nur frei sein
Ich will frei sein, nur frei sein, nur frei sein, nur frei sein

Oh, oh, yeah frei sein, frei sein, frei, frei sein, frei sein
Oh, oh yeah, frei


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