Lyrics of 'Free (Interlude)' by Mary J. Blige

Come on ya'll
Let's get free
You feel me
See I've seen a lot of things
Seen people come and go
Seen people die
Seen people hurt and cry
See cause life is a journey
In this journey, I'm learning to love me
So I can get free
You feel me
Free, I just wanna be free
I wanna be free
Free from all the things that tear me down
I wanna be free
Free from all the lies, the stress and doubt
I wanna be free
Free from all the bondage and captivity
I wanna be free
Free from always being my own worst enemy
I wanna be free
It will never be easy for you and me
Never be easy, never be easy
Pray for answers cause
We all wanna be free
We all wanna be free
We all wanna be free
I wanna be free
I wanna be free
I wanna be free
I wanna be free

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