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The Slaves In Your Soul

Come from the darkness, step into the light
Leave the fires of hate, for what is right
The fear is in your heart, that I know
The slaves in your soul, let them go
Set them free
Set them free

The slaves in your soul
Let them go
The slaves in your soul
Let them go
The slaves in your soul

Lay down your burden, push off that whip
Feel the resistance, let your hatred strip
Open your eyes, to a new beginning
Think of others, don't think of winning
Set them free
Set them free

The slaves in your soul
Let them go
The slaves in your soul
Let them go
The slaves in your soul

The price of freedom, is a heavy cost
The road is long, don't get lost
The cries of pain, will leave you soon
The call of love, will make you swoon
Set them free
Set them free
The slaves in your soul
Let them go
The slaves in your soul
Let them go
The slaves in your soul

Bring your light forward, so others can see
Make your voice clear, move carefully
We seek destiny, in another place
I can't believe, the smile on your face
Set them free
Set them free

The slaves in your soul
Let them go
The slaves in your soul
Let them go
The slaves in your soul

©Scott Leslie 2019

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from Friends, Gods and Propaganda, released January 3, 2019
Scott Leslie: Composed music & lyrics, guitars, Co-Producer
Dave Scott: Solo guitar, recording engineer, Producer
Nancy Carvajal: Vocals
Mike Brown: Keyboards
Brian Cunningham: Drums
Peter George: Bass guitar

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Scott Leslie Vero Beach, Florida

I’m a self-taught guitarist/songwriter and my influences are from the amazing music of the 60’s and 70's. In the late 60’s/early 70’s I had the good fortune to be a part-time roadie working the DC area, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York for a number of bands. They included; The Jeff Beck Group, Ten Years After, The Doors, The Who, ELP and many others. So I had some interesting influences. ... more

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