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Uncle Kracker You're Not Free Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.50/10 [8 votes]Album: Seventy Two & Sunny / Original Release Date: 2004-06-29Genre: PopSong Duration: 3 min 31 sec
You're Not Free
Uncle Kracker
Uncle Kracker
UNCLE KRACKER
- You're Not Free LyricsI remember you like it was yesterday
Remember the time you said you'd find me
I remember the songs that you used to play
I hear them still and it reminds me
My runaway you know you've gone wrong
For so long
So glamorous at the outset
Now, you're almost done
You're not free
You're only lost
Time to get home
And count up the calls
Livin' on dreams
That never were real
Get down to the touch
Because you can't feel
You're not free
You're only lost
Prayin' to God
You've broken the chains
One day you'll look back
And think of my name
All of your friends
Pretend you're the best
They run you around
But they could care less
They'll never see
How good it could be
No man like me
They'll never know
Just where it could go
You think you're free
You're not free
You're only lost
Time to get home
And count up the calls
Livin' on dreams
That never were real
Get down to the touch
Because you can't feel
You stumbled
And you still don't see it
The losers always think they can win
You're never gonna wanna believe it
You think you're gone
But I see you, yeah
You're not free
You're only lost
Time to get home
And count up the calls
Livin' on dreams
That never were real
Get down to the touch
Because you can't feel
You're not free
You're only lost
Time to get home
And count up the calls
Livin' on dreams
That never were real
Get down to the touch
Because you can't feel
You're not free
You're only lost
You're not free
You're not free
You're not free
Remember the time you said you'd find me
I remember the songs that you used to play
I hear them still and it reminds me
My runaway you know you've gone wrong
For so long
So glamorous at the outset
Now, you're almost done
You're not free
You're only lost
Time to get home
And count up the calls
Livin' on dreams
That never were real
Get down to the touch
Because you can't feel
You're not free
You're only lost
Prayin' to God
You've broken the chains
One day you'll look back
And think of my name
All of your friends
Pretend you're the best
They run you around
But they could care less
They'll never see
How good it could be
No man like me
They'll never know
Just where it could go
You think you're free
You're only lost
Time to get home
And count up the calls
Livin' on dreams
That never were real
Get down to the touch
Because you can't feel
You stumbled
And you still don't see it
The losers always think they can win
You're never gonna wanna believe it
You think you're gone
But I see you, yeah
You're not free
You're only lost
Time to get home
And count up the calls
Livin' on dreams
That never were real
Get down to the touch
Because you can't feel
You're not free
You're only lost
Time to get home
And count up the calls
Livin' on dreams
That never were real
Get down to the touch
Because you can't feel
You're not free
You're only lost
You're not free
You're not free
You're not free
Facts about You're Not Free
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You're Not Free is written by Matthew Shafer, Michael Bradford.
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It is first released on June 29, 2004 as part of Uncle Kracker's album "Seventy Two & Sunny" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 11st track on this album.
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When we look at what the artist truly meant to say, Uncle Kracker’s 'You’re Not Free' primarily narrates the life of a person who seemingly enjoys a luxurious life but actually feels lost and is caught up in false dreams and illusions. The lyrical depicts the person surrounded by skating friends who are oblivious to the reality and even the person's feelings hard to express or find. You're not free lyrics predominantly highlights introspection, liberty, despair, reminiscence, and social commentary. On the one hand, the song emphasizes the aspects of losing and wanting, enfolding and the absence of liberation, disenchantment with dreams, and the process of thinking and awakening. The lyrics signify loss and fight, which could be considered inappropriate for little ones. Even though there are no direct mentions of violence, sex, or drug use, the emotional profundity and adult themes still imply that it would be wise for the parents to guide.
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You're Not Free falls under the genre Pop.
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You're Not Free song length is 3 minutes and 31 seconds.
Who wrote You're Not Free lyrics?
You're Not Free is written by Matthew Shafer, Michael Bradford.
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When was You're Not Free released?
It is first released on June 29, 2004 as part of Uncle Kracker's album "Seventy Two & Sunny" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 11st track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind You're Not Free lyrics?
When we look at what the artist truly meant to say, Uncle Kracker’s 'You’re Not Free' primarily narrates the life of a person who seemingly enjoys a luxurious life but actually feels lost and is caught up in false dreams and illusions. The lyrical depicts the person surrounded by skating friends who are oblivious to the reality and even the person's feelings hard to express or find. You're not free lyrics predominantly highlights introspection, liberty, despair, reminiscence, and social commentary. On the one hand, the song emphasizes the aspects of losing and wanting, enfolding and the absence of liberation, disenchantment with dreams, and the process of thinking and awakening. The lyrics signify loss and fight, which could be considered inappropriate for little ones. Even though there are no direct mentions of violence, sex, or drug use, the emotional profundity and adult themes still imply that it would be wise for the parents to guide.
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Which genre is You're Not Free?
You're Not Free falls under the genre Pop.
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How long is the song You're Not Free?
You're Not Free song length is 3 minutes and 31 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Matthew Shafer, Michael Bradford
Record Label(s): 2004 Lava Records LLC for the United States and WEA International Inc for the world outside of the United States
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