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Engelbert Humperdinck Free As The Wind Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 8/10 [10 votes]Album: Gold: Engelbert Humperdinck / Original Release Date: 2005-04-26Genre: Easy ListeningSong Duration: 3 min 07 sec
ENGELBERT HUMPERDINCK
- Free As The Wind Lyrics / with translationsYesterday's world is a dream,
like a river that runs through my mind,
made of fields and the white pebbled stream,
that I knew as a child.
Butterfly wings in the sun
taught me all that I needed to see,
for they sang sang to my heart,
Oh, look at me, oh look at me,
free as the wind, free as the wind,
that is the way you should be.
Love was the dream of my life,
and I gave it the best I know how,
so, it always brings tears to my eyes
when I think of it now.
Gone like the butterfly days,
and the boy that I once used to be,
but my heart still hears a voice telling me,
look look and you'll see, free as the wind,
free as the wind, that is the way you should be.
There's no regret that
I feel for the bitter sweet taste of it all,
if you love there's a chance you may fly,
if you fall well, you fall,
rather the butterfly's life,
to have lived for a day and been free,
for my heart still hears that voice telling me,
look and you'll see,
free as the wind, free as the wind,
that is the way you should be.
like a river that runs through my mind,
made of fields and the white pebbled stream,
that I knew as a child.
Butterfly wings in the sun
taught me all that I needed to see,
for they sang sang to my heart,
Oh, look at me, oh look at me,
free as the wind, free as the wind,
that is the way you should be.
Love was the dream of my life,
and I gave it the best I know how,
so, it always brings tears to my eyes
when I think of it now.
Gone like the butterfly days,
and the boy that I once used to be,
look look and you'll see, free as the wind,
free as the wind, that is the way you should be.
There's no regret that
I feel for the bitter sweet taste of it all,
if you love there's a chance you may fly,
if you fall well, you fall,
rather the butterfly's life,
to have lived for a day and been free,
for my heart still hears that voice telling me,
look and you'll see,
free as the wind, free as the wind,
that is the way you should be.
Facts about Free As The Wind
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Free As The Wind is written by Jacques Plante, Hal Shaper, Jerry Goldsmith.
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It is first released on April 26, 2005 as part of Engelbert Humperdinck's album "Gold: Engelbert Humperdinck" which includes 44 tracks in total. This song is the 39th track on this album.
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When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, the song 'Free As the Wind' by Engelbert Humperdinck uses the butterfly metaphor to show how love and freedom bring him temporary happiness which must end because everything in life must change. The song Free as the Wind uses its lyrics to demonstrate multiple themes which include nostalgia and freedom and love and personal reflection and creative inspiration. The song establishes nostalgia as a crucial element because it shows how people remember their past, while it also demonstrates people need to experience freedom, and deal with their grief, and learn to accept how everything in life changes. Through its natural imagery and soft language the lyrics present three main themes of nostalgia and love and freedom. The content contains nothing that would be considered explicit or contains offensive language or depicts violent acts or includes themes that are unsuitable for viewers of all ages.
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Free As The Wind falls under the genre Easy Listening.
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Free As The Wind song length is 3 minutes and 07 seconds.
Who wrote Free As The Wind lyrics?
Free As The Wind is written by Jacques Plante, Hal Shaper, Jerry Goldsmith.
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When was Free As The Wind released?
It is first released on April 26, 2005 as part of Engelbert Humperdinck's album "Gold: Engelbert Humperdinck" which includes 44 tracks in total. This song is the 39th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Free As The Wind lyrics?
When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, the song 'Free As the Wind' by Engelbert Humperdinck uses the butterfly metaphor to show how love and freedom bring him temporary happiness which must end because everything in life must change. The song Free as the Wind uses its lyrics to demonstrate multiple themes which include nostalgia and freedom and love and personal reflection and creative inspiration. The song establishes nostalgia as a crucial element because it shows how people remember their past, while it also demonstrates people need to experience freedom, and deal with their grief, and learn to accept how everything in life changes. Through its natural imagery and soft language the lyrics present three main themes of nostalgia and love and freedom. The content contains nothing that would be considered explicit or contains offensive language or depicts violent acts or includes themes that are unsuitable for viewers of all ages.
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Which genre is Free As The Wind?
Free As The Wind falls under the genre Easy Listening.
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How long is the song Free As The Wind?
Free As The Wind song length is 3 minutes and 07 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by kaanSongwriter(s): Jacques Plante, Hal Shaper, Jerry Goldsmith
Record Label(s): 2005 Universal Music Enterprises, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc
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