Escape To Freedom Lyrics

In a laundromat on a rainy night

One day I met a woman, fragile yet bright

Her eyes held stories, deep and profound

In the hum of machines, her voice was the sound

She said, I'm a survivor of a time long gone

From a world that was dark before the dawn

In a place of shadows, where hope was rare

She found the strength to escape despair

Escape to freedom, on a moonlit path

With the night air in her face, she ran so fast

From terror to freedom's warm embrace

Guided by a light in the darkest space

With trembling hands, she held my gaze

Describing the horrors of those endless days

In the heart of darkness, where fear was bred

She dreamed of freedom in a distant bed

One night, she whispered, I made my plan

To flee the chains, to make a stand

Under the cover of a moonless sky

She left behind the sorrow, with a silent cry

Escape to freedom, on a moonlit path

With the night air in her face, she ran so fast

From terror to freedom's warm embrace

Guided by a light in the darkest space

The road was long, the journey tough

But she knew in her heart, it had to be rough

For in the whispers of the wind, she heard a song

A melody of freedom, where she belonged

I listened, tears in my eyes

To the tale of survival, the strength and the cries

I felt the weight of history, the power of the past

And knew that the woman's story would forever last

The laundromat buzzed with a quiet respect

As the woman's voice faded, but left its effect

In that small New York room, two lives intertwined

Bound by the tale of courage, hearts aligned

Escape to freedom, on a moonlit path

With the night air in her face, she ran so fast

From terror to freedom's warm embrace

Guided by a light in the darkest space