FREE UP YOUR MIND
Pokemon: The First Movie Soundtrack
(Hey You) Free Up Your Mind Performed by Emma Bunton p/k/a Baby Spice Free up your mind Ooh alright Let the music free up your mind Free up your mind Free up your mind Hey you over there I know you got a problem but don't despair See me I have no soul Tell about myself with a rock and roll There must be something that you're longing to be Give in to the rhythm Let the music Free up your mind Let the music free up your mind And it will help you to find Let the music help you to find The beats will give you a sign Ooh, let the music free up your mind Free up your mind Hey you over there Don't wanna hear the rest of it Cause I don't care See me believe in you Got to help yourself, what you gonna do There must be something that you're longing to say Give in to the rhythm Let the music Free up your mind Let the music free up your mind And it will help you to find Let the music help you to find The beats will give you a sign Ooh, let the music free up your mind Free up your mind Hey you, hey you Hey you, hey you Hey you, hey you Hey, hey Free up your mind Hey you over there I know you got a problem but don't despair See me I have no soul Tell about myself with a rock and rock and roll Rock and roll Free up your mind Let the music free up your mind And it will help you to find Let the music help you to find The beats will give you a sign Ooh, let the music free up your mind Free up your mind Hey you, hey you Let the music free up your mind Hey you, hey you Let the music help you to find Hey you Ooh, let the music free up your mind Free up your mind Hey you, hey you Hey you, hey you Hey you, hey you Free up your mindnone.
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