Free again

 




Versión inglesa de la canción "Non c'est rien" (no es nada) de 1966, de los franceses Armand Canfora, Joss Baselli, Michel Jourdan, en la voz de Barbra Streisand.



Versión francesa, también de Barbra Streisand





Letra

Back to being free again

Back to being me again

With all my precious freedom, my precious, precious freedom

On my own

Back to being on my own

Back to live the life I'd known

Before I ever knew him, before I ever knew him

Free again, independent me, free again

Time to call up all the crowd

Raise the roof and shout out loud

Time to have a party, a party

Lucky me, take a look at lucky, lucky me

Take a look and you can see

How much I love my freedom, my precious, precious freedom

Simple me, complicated, simple me

Back to where I used to be before I ever knew him

Before I ever knew him

Free again, lucky, lucky me

Free again

Back in circulation, now

Time for celebration, now

Time to have a party, a party

Free again, independent me free again

Time to call up all the crowd

Raise the roof and shout out loud

Time to have a party!

Lucky me, take a look at lucky, lucky me

Back to where I used to be! back to where I used to be!

Free again, free again

Free

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