I seen another soldier who got wasted in the warHe said he left his soul there overseasThe notion he defended doesn't matter anymoreAnd circumstance had brought him to his kneesWe sat there in the silence of a cold and empty roomDown the Hall I heard a baby cryHe looked up from the potion he was cooking in a spoonAnd nailed me with the anger in his eyeChorus:He said, do you really believe in Freedom?I said, I doHe said, oh, what about me?They killed both of her parents in an undercover warFor wanting all their children to be freeShe said, it's even sadder that it's in El SalvadorThey named it for the Savior don't you seeSuddenly the Truth was like a blinding flash of lightHoly Thunder rolled across the skyI stared into the wonder of the Warrior Jesus ChristAnd destiny was burning in his eyes.Chorus:He said, do you really believe in Freedom?I said, I doHe said, oh, what about me?And the Sandinista said, do you really believe in Freedom?I said, I doHe said, oh, what about me?
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Kristoffer Kristofferson (Brownsville, Texas; 22 de junio de 1936-Hana, Hawái; 28 de septiembre de 2024) fue compositor de música country, actor y cantante estadounidense ilustre por canciones como Me and Bobby McGee, For the Good Times, Sunday Mornin' Comin'…
