I Feel Freedom

I close my eyes to think of you.
I think I feel your fingers run through my hair.
I think I feel your breath play across my cheek.

Everyday I think I feel your pain,
The strain you must go through
To sustain this world,
To stand here everyday;
I know it must be true,
To save so many a life;
A life and not just a life.

For every American hears you ring,
With joy, with love,
With sorrow, with hate,
With apathy, with unity.
In our hearts, minds, and souls,
You’re everywhere to us.
In the sky, in our eyes,
On the floor, on the wall,
In our hair, in the air.
We feel you from three thousand miles away,
We feel you from across our nation,
United and free, where people may just be...

We feel you on our skin,
We see you everywhere we look,
Everywhere you hide,
Everywhere you act,
And everywhere you command.

You’re the freedom we all hear.
You’re the freedom we all see.
You’re the freedom we all taste.
You’re the freedom we all speak.
You’re the freedom we always fear.
You’re that special freedom that we always feel.