Free
Nelly Furtado · Other Songs - Nelly Furtado
Visions of me
Everything we wanted
I wanna be frozen in time
forever in this moment
How you wanna live?
What you wanna be?
How you wanna be?
So alive
What you wanna do?
What you wanna be?
I know you wanna live your life right
The Night is young, and so are we
We can do anything
Oh Love Baby
The Night is young, and so are we
We can be anyone
Oh Love Baby
Cause we are
Free Free Free Free Free Free
And life is
Free Free Free Free Free Free
Dont worry Baby, ill be here
To make show youre feeling fine
To can let go of all your fears
Cuz Youre not going on tonight
How you wanna live
What you wanna be
Dont you know u make me feel so alive
What you wanna do
What u wanna be
I know u wanna live ur life right
The Night is young, and so are we
We can do anything
Oh Love Baby
The Night is young, and so are we
We can be anyone
Oh Love Baby
Cause we are
Free Free Free Free Free Free
And life is
Free Free Free Free Free Free
Baby its all good
(Baby its all good)
When I look at you
(When I look at you)
And i see that you
(And i see that you)
Made it trough everything
(Made it trough everything)
After all of the ups and downs
(all of the ups and down)
We figured it out
(Defending it all out)
And i will know
How to ride it out
The Night is young, and so are we
We can do anything
Oh Love Baby
The Night is young, and so are we
We can be anyone
Oh Love Baby
Cause we are
Free Free Free Free Free Free
And life is
Free Free Free Free Free Free
(Lets get everything, Im not scared of anything)
Free - Nelly Furtado
Released in 2000, "Free" stands as a defining track from Nelly Furtado's debut album, *Whoa, Nelly!*. The song showcases her signature blend of pop sensibilities with Latin rhythms, establishing her as a unique voice in the early 2000s pop landscape. With its infectious melody and Furtado's distinctive vocal delivery, the recording became an immediate hit, resonating with audiences worldwide and cementing her status as a rising star. The track exemplifies the genre-defining fusion of electronic beats and organic instrumentation that characterized her early work. It remains a staple of her discography, often cited as a pivotal moment in her career that bridged her roots in Portuguese folk music with mainstream international pop. The song's enduring appeal lies in its universal themes of liberation and self-expression, delivered with a production quality that set a high standard for the era.