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Free
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Free was released on October 17, 1997 by Elektra Records as a part of the album Blame It On Me
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Release DateOctober 17, 1997
LabelElektra Records
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Alana Davis
Alana Davis
Acoustic Guitar, Vocals, Programming
Ed Tuton
Ed Tuton
Programming, Acoustic Guitar
Jack Daley
Jack Daley
Bass
Jeff Anderson
Jeff Anderson
Bass
Alan Friedman
Alan Friedman
Programming, Drums
Alfredo Mojica
Alfredo Mojica
Drums
Nir Z
Nir Z
Drums
Brandon Ross
Brandon Ross
Guitar
Craig Ross
Craig Ross
Guitar
Drew Zingg
Drew Zingg
Guitar
Larry Campbell
Larry Campbell
Pedal Steel Guitar
Bashiri Johnson
Bashiri Johnson
Percussion
Federico Pena
Federico Pena
Piano
Josh Deutsch
Josh Deutsch
Programming
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Alana Davis
Alana Davis
Songwriter
Ed Tuton
Ed Tuton
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Alana Davis
Alana Davis
Producer

Lyrics

I remember
That long, warm December we shared
I can still taste the air
You were open
And I was hoping you cared
Hoping that you would be there for me
That's the way it was meant to be
But I guess that your heart was free
Free to take the best part of me
And leave a hole where my heart should be
Where it used to be
Days are lonely
Nights are only fair
And the air's so stale
I'm still open
But I guess you were hoping we'd fail
So you could sail away from me
And return to your open sea
But I guess that you need to be
Free to wander endlessly
Still you know that your heart was free
And you took the best part of me
And left a hole where my heart should be
Where you know it should be
Your fault or me
I'd have sworn that it was destiny
But I know that you were always free
Free to break the best part of me
I'd have loved you endlessly
With my heart and soul eternally
Eternally
I'd love you where love should be
Where love should be
You are free
Free to give and take the part of me
And replace with all this misery
Since you took the best part of me
And made a hole where my heart should be
Where my heart should be
Written by: Alana Davis, Ed Tuton
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