| Song | Freedom Park |
| Artist | Marah |
| Album | 20,000 Streets Under the Sky |
| 作曲 : Bielanko, Bielanko | |
| Broken bottles, broken glass | |
| $5 baggies on the ground | |
| And the evening sky rising high above | |
| This forgotten place we found | |
| Sirens wail back in the canyons | |
| We fled here to escape | |
| And I hold your hand and feel you shiver | |
| As the winter swirls around your face | |
| On this January Sunday | |
| We watch the airplanes fly away | |
| As they rise up from the airport | |
| Above the Meadowlands Highway | |
| See their reflections in the river | |
| Sliding by us cool and dark | |
| Like tiny silver fish | |
| They ride the current wish | |
| Away from Freedom Park | |
| CHORUS | |
| Someday someday | |
| We're gonna look down | |
| Upon this strip of cold concrete | |
| And remember, remember, remember the sound | |
| Of broken bottles beneath our feet | |
| As we crash through heaven's tollbooth | |
| In our fleeting getaway car | |
| And pick apart this town | |
| Until we're looking down into this Freedom Park | |
| We share a Milky Way in quiet | |
| As we walk out past the spot | |
| Where there used to be a swing set | |
| Where a little girl got shot | |
| I know you're thinkin about your brother, Richard, too | |
| I wish we could bring him back | |
| As the wind toots on a liquor bottle | |
| Inside a paper sack | |
| "Now put your gloves on girl," you hear me say | |
| My arm slippin around your waist | |
| "Its cold as hell" I hear me say | |
| As the dusk becomes this place | |
| Then we're listenin' to a fading jet | |
| Slip up into the dark | |
| And without a word we turn around | |
| And walk outta Freedom Park | |
| CHORUS |
| zuò qǔ : Bielanko, Bielanko | |
| Broken bottles, broken glass | |
| 5 baggies on the ground | |
| And the evening sky rising high above | |
| This forgotten place we found | |
| Sirens wail back in the canyons | |
| We fled here to escape | |
| And I hold your hand and feel you shiver | |
| As the winter swirls around your face | |
| On this January Sunday | |
| We watch the airplanes fly away | |
| As they rise up from the airport | |
| Above the Meadowlands Highway | |
| See their reflections in the river | |
| Sliding by us cool and dark | |
| Like tiny silver fish | |
| They ride the current wish | |
| Away from Freedom Park | |
| CHORUS | |
| Someday someday | |
| We' re gonna look down | |
| Upon this strip of cold concrete | |
| And remember, remember, remember the sound | |
| Of broken bottles beneath our feet | |
| As we crash through heaven' s tollbooth | |
| In our fleeting getaway car | |
| And pick apart this town | |
| Until we' re looking down into this Freedom Park | |
| We share a Milky Way in quiet | |
| As we walk out past the spot | |
| Where there used to be a swing set | |
| Where a little girl got shot | |
| I know you' re thinkin about your brother, Richard, too | |
| I wish we could bring him back | |
| As the wind toots on a liquor bottle | |
| Inside a paper sack | |
| " Now put your gloves on girl," you hear me say | |
| My arm slippin around your waist | |
| " Its cold as hell" I hear me say | |
| As the dusk becomes this place | |
| Then we' re listenin' to a fading jet | |
| Slip up into the dark | |
| And without a word we turn around | |
| And walk outta Freedom Park | |
| CHORUS |