The winds are singing freedom
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oprac. Henryk Wereda

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  The winds are singing freedom, they sing it everywhere,
they sing it on the mountainside and in the city square.
They sing of a new day dawning when our people shall be free.
Come and join the song of freeedom, 
let it ring from sea to sea.
In the battled streets of Belfast
you can hear the people cry, 
for justice long denied them
and their cry will fill the sky,
but the winds of change are blowing bringing hope
from dark despair and the day of justice's dawning soon,
you can feel it in the air.
  The winds are singing freedom, they sing it everywhere,
they sing it on the mountainside and in the city square.
They sing of a new day dawning when our people shall be free.
Come and join the song of freeedom, 
let it ring from sea to sea.
  Too long our people have suffered in misery and tears
and foreign rulers used our land for about
eight hundred years.
It's a long road, has no turning,
and I know that soon will be a day of
justice dawning when our people will be free.