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For Your Freedom
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Guitar rock song about the struggle for Freedom
PANARCHY is the vehicle for performing the more progressive rock songs written by Scott Gordon. The band was started by Scott Gordon (keyboards/vocals/guitars)
Welcome to PANARCHY - proof positive that the craft of songwriting - intelligent, poignant lyrics, and innovative but sonorous harmony of voices and instruments - is not dead. PANARCHY is for me what UTOPIA was for Todd Rundgren. A real band for the band, in-between my own acoustic solo performing and recording.
Song Info
Genre
Rock • Rock General
Author
Scott Gordon
Rights
1984 - Scott Gordon
Uploaded
July 30, 2009
Track Files
MP3
MP3 2.7 MB • 56 kbps • 6:42
Story behind the song
This was the first song if I remember correctly, that I presented to my band. I brought it into PANARCHY and drummer Steve Kessler helped me work out an improved drum feel. This is a demo version using programmed drums until we get the chance to re-record.
Lyrics
FOR YOUR FREEDOM 1984 - Dallas TX Is there ever any doubt, what goes on behind the scenes - In the halls of the kings of men? And are we getting closer to those forgotten dreams - Can we find those dreams once again? Will you just look around, will you listen at the sound? - There's rumors of war in the air Will you be one crying, when you see your brothers dying - Will you still be one who cares? Will you Fight... Fight... Fight for Your Freedom? And war comes along with its darkest of fears Stealing you away from your youngest years Leading you down the halls of death Lonely in your final breath And now you're aware - that there's no one left to care Will you fight - stand and fight? Or will you just walk away? A sign of the times - you're here with what you lived – Your broken dreams were scattered on the way But did you know that you'll be running, when you see the Man is coming? - You know he's come to take it all away You'll have to Fight... Fight Fight for your Freedom You'd better Fight... Fight... Fight for your Freedom... For Your Freedom - 1984 - Scott Gordon
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