Mother Freedom
David Gates/Bread Lyrics

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Freedom, keep walkin'
Keep on your toesand don't stop talkin' 'bout
Freedom, get goin'
Lots to be learned and lots to be knowin' 'bout
People, gotta reach 'em
Sit 'em right down and then you gotta teach 'em 'bout
Freedom, gotta win it
Gotta put yourself smack dab in it

Hey tomorrow
Now don't you go away
Cause freedom
Just might come your way

Freedom, keep tryin'
People stay alive and people keep dyin' for
Freedom, so don't lose it
Ya gotta understand ya just can't abuse it
Freedom, get movin'
Never gonna stop till everybody's groovin' on
Love for, one another
Callin' some friend and callin' some brother

Hey tomorrow
You're not so far away

Mother freedom
We'll know you well someday

Overall Meaning

The song "Mother Freedom" by David Gates/Bread is an anthem for those who seek freedom and want to share it with others. The chorus of the song emphasizes the importance of freedom and encourages people to work towards it. The lyrics encourage people to keep moving forward, teach others about freedom, and to never abuse it.

The song specifically mentions that people need to teach others about freedom. This implies that freedom is more than just a physical state, but it is also a state of mind. It is important to learn about freedom and to understand its value. The song reminds us that people have died for freedom, and we should never lose sight of that sacrifice. It is a call to action for people to come together, love one another, and work towards a common goal of freedom.

Overall, "Mother Freedom" promotes the idea that freedom is not just a physical state, but a state of mind. It encourages people to teach others about freedom, work towards it, and never abuse it. It is a reminder that freedom comes with immense responsibility.

Line by Line Meaning

Freedom, keep walkin'
Keep moving forward with your efforts to attain freedom.

Keep on your toes and don't stop talkin' 'bout
Be cautious and vigilant while continuing to talk about freedom.

Freedom, get goin'
Get started and actively pursue freedom.

Lots to be learned and lots to be knowin' 'bout
There is a lot to educate oneself about when it comes to freedom.

People, gotta reach 'em
It is important to connect and communicate about freedom with people.

Sit 'em right down and then you gotta teach 'em 'bout
Take the time to sit down and educate others about freedom.

Freedom, gotta win it
Freedom must be fought for and earned.

Gotta put yourself smack dab in it
Actively involve yourself in the pursuit of freedom.

Hey tomorrow
Addressing future prospects.

Now don't you go away
Don't let go of hope.

Cause freedom
Because freedom is possible.

Just might come your way
It is possible for freedom to come your way.

Freedom, keep tryin'
Keep striving for freedom.

People stay alive and people keep dyin' for
People are still fighting and dying for freedom every day.

Freedom, so don't lose it
Do not take freedom for granted and do not let it slip away.

Ya gotta understand ya just can't abuse it
It is crucial to understand that freedom must be used responsibly and not taken advantage of.

Freedom, get movin'
Stay active in the pursuit of freedom.

Never gonna stop till everybody's groovin' on
Keep working until everyone is enjoying the benefits of freedom.

Love for, one another
Show compassion and support for one another.

Callin' some friend and callin' some brother
Reach out to friends and family to foster unity and support.

Mother freedom
Personifying freedom as a nurturing mother.

You're not so far away
Hope that freedom is within reach.

We'll know you well someday
Someday we will all be able to experience and appreciate the beauty of freedom.

Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: DAVID GATES

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Most interesting comments from YouTube:

@Peter-bu6ld

2y↑9

LYRICS:

Freedom, keep walkin'
Keep on your toes and don't stop talkin' 'bout
Freedom, get goin'
Lots to be learned and lots to be known 'bout
People gotta reach 'em
Sit 'em right down and then you gotta teach 'em 'bout
Freedom, gotta win it
Gotta put yourself smack dab in it

Hey tomorrow
Now don't you go away
'Cause freedom
Just might come your way

Freedom, keep tryin'
People stay alive and people keep dyin' for
Freedom, so don't lose it
Ya gotta understand ya just can't abuse it
Freedom, get movin'
Never gonna stop till everybody's groovin' on
Love for - one another
Callin' some friend and callin' some brother

Hey tomorrow
You're not so far away
Mother freedom
We'll know you well someday

@genaldoaaujo1496

2y↑1

E ainda tem gente, que não ouviu, esse peso pesado da época, em que tinha sabor das festinhas de escola.
Era ali, que agente ensinava as garotas,a namorar.pois nesse tempo,existiam moças,lindas perfumadas, fazia gosto.
Hoje só existe, dancinha de criança fedidas.
TABELA DAS IDADES.
CRIANÇA ATÉ QUATRO ANOS.
JOVENS ATÉ DEZ.
DEPOIS DAÍ,VIRAM VELHAS PRECOCE.
COM TREZE ANOS, JÁ RECEBE BOLSA FAMÍLIA,
RESPEITEM A EDUCAÇÃO NACIONAL.👇👇👇👇👇👇

All comments from YouTube:

@Smartass_Jedi

1y↑30

These guys will never make the Hall (what a joke), but I swear on a stack of 8-tracks, they're better than half the acts in there. I've been a Bread fan for over 40 years. I don't think they ever did a bad song. Criminally underrated. True fans know the real story ♥️

@threed75

39w↑2

Ditto!

@proverbsmarketers1711

39w↑4

Absolutely absolutely 1000%. I could not have said that better myself I just punched this song up because I heard an advertisement and I heard them playing a few bars of freedom. I immediately took my mind back to sixth grade and said freedom now who is that? That’s bread isn’t it then I spoke bread into the search bar on YouTube. Sure enough I was right Freedom was written by bread the best band ever to come out of the United States is bread I’m gonna go buy their best hits ASAP first thing in the morning I’m gonna start singing and playing the stuff on the drums like I did in 6/7 eighth ninth 10th 12th grade Are used to sing every single one of their songs while driving in the car with my folks they used to love to hear me sing bread. It made me the singer I am today I have a four octave voice because of bread. This is the best band ever now I’m 63 years old. Shame on me for forgetting who this great band is shame on me.

@davidmelton2091

36w↑1

I have a stack of 8 tracks you could borrow!

@tadholtz3757

35w↑2

You said it brother !

@wahatoya8532

24w

Baby I’m a want you went to #3 on the billboard top 100. The riff feels straight out of the GFR playbook. Mother Freedom make way for the groove and the battle-cry chorus

@beakerstreet1090

10y↑123

Bread is really one of the great bands of the 70's. This is my favorite, because it rocks, period!

@bonnieholland6801

I was born 1960 and my oldest brother was jamming to this band around 1968. I have loved them since then. Great band!

@themourningdove7208

Greatest in the 7Os..surely your trolling an empty lake

@fonzario

3y↑1

Takes me back to about ‘74 when we had a high school band going and this reminds me of our guitar player who played guitar, sang and looked like David Gates. In fact his first name was also David.

@shadowk3

This is the only song I really like of theirs, the rest is to soft.

@brucegwynn8509

They didn't rock too much so I understand that it's your favorite

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@rtanidean4931

5y↑35

One bad ass classic rock delivery. The radio stations too stupid to the genius of Bread.... especially this song. Kick ass

@charleswest6372

49w

YESS

@karenbitter8857

47w

Right on, Bread was my go to music way back then!

@KatharineDalton-xv5ud

42w↑2

I remember being a big Bread fan in the early 70's as a pre-teen. I always liked this song because it had more of a "rocker" vibe than their usual mellow ballads. I think it could be even better with a singer with more of an edgy, powerful delivery. David Gates has a sweet, soft rock voice that fits most of his songs. If this one was "shredded" a bit, it could be even better.

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@eddiesimms9301

3y↑51

The first time I heard this jam it was the spring of 1972, I was 13 yrs young and a 7th grader at McClure Jr Hi. To this day, 49yrs later it's STILL a good song but more important are the lyrics and the meaning and message it sends; FREEDOM...The great communicator President Ronald Reagan said it best, "We're ONLY a generation away from LOSING it !!!" Hold on to it and ALWAYS BE READY TO DEFEND IT !! It is very CLEAR, FREEDOM will come NEVER without a HIGH PRICE. That price is the shedding of BLOOD and the LAYING DOWN OF MANY LIVES.....and for those who are WILLING to BARGIN for their FREEDOM and their LIBERTIES aren't fit to have neither.....

@dennisford2000

First time really stoned at a pals and this was on at full blast

@Davidg1t1

Say that brother!

@jebstuart3

You said it brotha! And most of the people commenting here DON'T get the implications behind the lyrics. You're definitely one of the few!

@GeminiGem55

2y↑2

I was also 13 in 1972 and I think back to the 1970’s and 1980’s and realize, IMO, how lucky we were to grow up during those years. So much turmoil and sadness now and “freedom” seem so far away. I recently seen photos of my old high school, it has iron bars surrounding the entire school. We could leave the school at lunch and in between classes if we wanted to. I never had lunch at school, my boyfriend (who is now my husband) would have lunch a couple of blocks away each day, it was a much needed break in the day. Now the high school looks like a prison to me. I know my grandchildren will grow up in a world without the freedoms I enjoyed and I never would have suspected it would be that way. That makes me sad, but listening to Bread’s Freedom song brought back those happy carefree memories :)

@raythackston1960

Lost on people today...so sad.

@SteveOMaddog

3y↑13

I always loved this song as a teenager. Too bad there weren’t more rockin songs from Bread .

@garrettschupp2277

8y↑206

Always amazed this really gets zero radio play. People would be tapping the steering wheel and singing to this, just don't get it. Great track.

@brazilianwonder101

7y↑27

you'll be glad to know I played this on my radio show this very morning!!!!

@KC9UDX

7y↑5

Garrett Schupp It plays all the time on the radio in my car, via Stereo Eight.

@HalloweenEric

6y↑15

we got lucky here in cincinnati, a local legend broke free from the sorry state of modern radio and started his own rock station and we get to here this masterpiece and a lot of other old classics you just don't here anywhere else on a daily basis. long live the wildman and classX radio!

@DariaRock1

5y↑3

@@HalloweenEric i gotta visit you lol ... World changed a lot ... or we ? I listened to this music as a teen and then first years of uni .... millenial ... soviet union lol ....

@billygoatupnorth

5y↑9

Garrett Schupp when I found this song years ago I wore the tape out. Nothing more free than this song blaring while riding with the top off the jeep in October in Michigan....

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@Peter-bu6ld

2y↑9

@moemulkey2264

23w

Thank you...!

@ChihuahuaboyDH

11y↑33

Another great track by Bread! Why didn't they do more rockers like this? Their ballads were nothing short of spectacular, but other than "Let Your Love Go" & "Mother Freedom", "The Guitar Man" was the hardest they ever rocked! Great music by great musicians, indeed! Bravo, Bread!

@davedinatale1886

4y↑3

Check out Fancy Dancer, then!

@072clyde

2y↑1

And Tecolote.

@marcoantoniomouraesouza548

Tecolote dont Tell me know Fanny dance great rock tunes

@FlamingCockatiel

"Dismal Day," "The Last Time," and "Down on My Knees" are also good uptempo ones. Unfortunately no karaoke tracks are out there for them. "Guitar Man" surprised me with how gentle it was. The title led me to expect something raucous.

@ThankfulBen

40w

Mother Freedom was written and recorded in response to a music critic's false accusation that Bread was not capable of recording a good hard rock song.

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@guitarplayer0127

2y↑8

I was in a high school cover band and we played this song in 1973 for dances and proms and New Years Eve parties. I played lead guitar on this song and it’s still one of my favorites, I was 15 years old then—great memories from this song.

@MoMoneyMan

8y↑60

Each day we are losing more and more of our freedoms. Bread was so underrated and had so much talent within the band. God bless each one of them and may James Griffin, Mike Botts and Larry Knechtel all Rest In Peace.

@montgomerydenzer8805

What? they all passed?

@DariaRock1

5y↑1

I am sad to read this .... bread .... My dad showed me those groups ... then extreme up and down in life ... and I am a millenial but out of this world. ....

@DariaRock1

5y↑1

You are so right .... Where is True freedom

@manuelvasquez7836

Who's mommy, he's dead! Long time ago

@fonzario

2y↑1

@@manuelvasquez7836 . Anyway your mama dresses you funny

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@raemarkalcantara8144

3y↑15

My dad is listening to this from heaven. Miss you dad ❤️

@stevencross8995

6y↑38

We need this song, now more than ever!

@donkeech1081

3y↑6

Clean, simple, beautiful. What a groove!

@lorisilvers2984

4y↑9

I heard this on the radio yesterday. I love this song!

@Princekittykyo

3y↑11

Such a great song! I attended a conservative, religious boarding school that didn't allow radios and cassette tape players ('76-'80). On the last day of school this would be blasting all over campus. They couldn't confiscate our radios and tape players that day!

@nancygorman

Love it

@anonymousbigshot1775

2y↑6

I never really heard much this band growing up. I just heard the song for the first time and it rocks

@adamholtz733

3y↑7

Fantastic rocker !!! Pure perfection in classic rock !!!

@patriciasmith3692

1y↑3

One of my all time faves! David Gates = GENIUS

@davidg.6558

48w

I agree :-)

@thomasstark5381

4y↑10

That song was killer. That band was under rated !!#!

@Scott-tu6nd

2y↑5

Played this in a cover band for years. Always well received. Lotta dancing and smiling faces. I extended the solo to keep the mood just right. Not done.

@bonnieholland6801

4y↑4

2019 and still sounds Awesome!!

@scottmiller2923

4y↑5

I was in college when I bought this album. Always had to hide it because they weren't rockers. This song shows they could rock!

@walterkrueger9889

8y↑13

Love it! 👍😊🎼🎶🎵

@muffs55mercury61

40w

Wish they had released more rockers but it was probably their record company that went with all the soft stuff. This and the rocking "Let You Love Go" are my two favorite singles from Bread.

@rubbersole79

2y↑4

Thank you Veterans for the freedom we enjoy every day!

@scotthaverman2119

5y↑7

A fantastic song and true to this day

@andrewswanson4819

36w

Damn they actually snuck a major 7th into the 2nd chord (Bbmaj7), as a kid I always thought that part sounded spicy in a good way somehow...now I respect these guys even more

@TheKIRBYF

7y↑11

so many only think of bread as a slow ballad band but we who have listened to the radio has heard this played & that's why we know better. the only non- slow song they have. love it !

@groundhog713

They also have "Why You Kerp Me Waiting" from the On The Waters Lp and many others. This is a great power pop song too.

@FlamingCockatiel

There's Fancy Dancer and Dismal Day, for starters.

@antitheist3206

6y↑6

Wish there were songs this heartfelt today.

@bnbwhitezombie

9y↑50

Some of their slow tunes were pretty good but this was their best!

@michaelgeorge5153

7y↑2

Hilton Harris I have to agree with you it's the first one I always reach for

@PeterMayer

3y↑3

My friend Glenn had this and we played it over over again when we started hanging out and playing guitar. RIP...

@chadluke5454

2y↑1

One of my favorite Bread songs.

@joesbarbecue1

5y↑5

I formed my very first band around this song back in the 70's. We even called the band Freedom, 'cause, well, it was our best song at the time. :)

@drakadog7405

4y↑9

Bread was better known for their romantic ballads but in the 70,s nearly everyone was expected to do a rock song.

@paulwalker1443

1y↑1

I see some of Bread's songs have been disabled for comment. But this underrated group had some fantastic hits that are all but forgotten today. This one is good, and one that was disabled for comments was "Let Your Love Go". Not a huge hit, (peaked at #28), but excellent. If you were born anywhere between 1957 and 1962 you heard Bread!

@muffs55mercury61

40w

"Let Your Love Go" is my favorite song from Bread. This one is second.

@taylordunn592

5y↑18

2019 and I think everyone needs to actually learn the words of this song more then ever now!

@sarasu8699

3y↑2

2021 -ditto

@coolworx

2y↑2

2022 and it's more relevant than ever.

@AdamSquiresIMC

2y↑1

amen brother

@perkins1439

2y↑3

The first bread I ever heard was The Best of Bread album and I picked that song out right away that was my favorite mother freedom

@r.l.gossler257

4y↑6

I forgot how good this makes me feel!

@garycunningham928

4y↑4

Brings back such great memories

@mistermattmoose

2y↑4

here because of last night's bob hearts abishola. had a 24 hour earworm, dang! first time in about 30---40 years i've heard this. killer track!

@iloveYT12345and

2y↑3

Haven't heard this since it came out. Thanks for bringing it.

@spiritualseekeramor

4y↑4

Still kicks ass.

@madmux5334

3y↑6

I feel like they wrote and sang this for our freedom-starved and freedom-fighting brothers and sisters in eastern Europe and South Vietnam. Today its appropriate for Hong Kong, Taiwan, Syria...I wish we could help them all. Maybe the best we can do is continue to inspire them by making the most of our own freedoms, living our lives well, and continuing to support and defend our Constitution, teaching its principles to our children, as well as study it ourselves, and improving our own society by ensuring the application of those principles to all, fairly and equally.

@Yard8787

8y↑15

LOVEEEE THIS SONG...ROCKING!!!!!!

@jodylancaster8706

3y↑6

Favorite Bread song.

@kameonquillen3529

7y↑8

Haven't heard this since the 70's and still remember the words!

@l.lambert9269

7y↑1

Damn, me too!

@dannmarceau9743

6y↑6

I was ten, this song rocked then, always will.

@CellocasterPaul

3y↑4

Oh yeah!!!!! ROCK ON MOTHER FREEDOM!!!!!

@5967malibu

2y↑4

I love this old song andaways takes me back in time...Heard it again tonight on FM radio Charlotte,NC 95.7 The Ride....

@chrismechanic6164

2y↑9

Song should be more prevalent today with what's going on.
Go Truckers!

@robertbuchholz8120

2y↑4

Bob ❤ Abishola uses Mother Freedom at the end of tonight's episode!! Still has an audience!!

@kevinwalsh4652

45w

Red Sox catcher Jason Varitek caught 4 no hitters, Nomo, Lowe, Lester, and Clay Bucholz 🤔👍🔥😎

@albertowen1025

2y↑5

Loved this song since I was in 6th grade - had to change one of the lyics in dedication to a girl I had a mad crush on back then, but she moved away after 6th grade and never saw or heard from her again, 42 years later, not even on Facebook...so instead of "awesome freedom" it was to me "awesome Frieda"! If I screwed up the actual lyric, I'm getting older and deafer!

@gk10002000

9y↑97

Way way way under rated song

@stefantsarev4442

Not really, most people just know it as "Smells Like Teen Spirit", the song which stole its riff.

@PeterWesleyBastone

8y↑20

great song!

@paulzki8456

2y↑3

THIS SONG is SO RELEVANT for NOW

@patrickpierce8104

2y↑1

My mother brought this album home when I was in third grade I'm 58 now been listening to it ever sence

@high-speedfreighttrains934

2y↑3

A great 70's band. And they weren't greasy looking.

@carrollsather4718

38w

Love this!

@AngelRamirez-qh5st

Época maravillosa de paz,amor y librrtaf

@erictripton

2y↑2

Jimmy Griffin was a childhood hero, right next to Mick Taylor.... too cool!!!!

@dwaynebrimer9731

4y↑6

AW brings me back to that generation I so miss it SOOOOOO GROVEY !

@monroeross3579

Great song! The guitar riff reminds me of “Smells Like Teen Spirit”

@rustyreid3508

5y↑5

David Gates had the hits, but Jimmy Griffin brought the soul cred to Bread.

@outerbanks854

30w

This song is every bit as vital and as it was when it was new... There's a different tyranny in place but tyrants always end up doing the same s#it

@Mike-lz7ec

3y↑5

God Bless America 🇺🇸

@cribrebo7375

4y↑17

Bread was as good as the Beatles, could Rock like Zeppelin and can write songs that make ya cry. The PERFECT band. The genius of David Gates....

@Ironman-zq8hv

3y↑3

Come on man I like them too, but don't get carried away. Not in the same league as Beatles. McCartney still crankin em out.

@themourningdove7208

Talkabout pure trolling before fishing existed.. 😅😅

@VicMikesvideodiary

@@Ironman-zq8hv I agree with him, because, if you really listen to the structure of the songs on the Bread's Greatest Hits, you'll see that each ( as especially noted in this song ) are masterful constructions of contrast and harmonies. The guy is a master, period.

@captainamerica9028

@@Ironman-zq8hv The Beatles were okay, but mostly girly music with songs like I wanna hold your hand. Bread was more of a versatile band with songs for everyone.

@davidmelton2091

45w

I'm not a Beatles fan Bread Is better than the Beatles

@randyayala2311

8y↑32

fab tune so hard to believe its bread try getting this played on classic rock fm stations impossible

@tehayes99

6y↑1

I pride myself in finding deeper classic tracks, thinking there's nothing out there I haven't heard yet. Can't believe I hadn't heard this great tune. SXM Deep Tracks on Independence Day.

@redbird726

6y↑6

Used to cover this in a grunge band in about ‘91. Fucking fun

@nottoday.9503

So did Kurt Cobain. Big hit, actually.

@kennyslyrics450

5y↑7

Old music is very meaningful

@BrianBattles

3y↑6

Great songwriter

@kevindevine6780

42w↑1

it would be interesting to see what the members of the band thought of this song.

@everyman1955

6y↑7

It played heavy on the radio in the early 1970s. This song always reminds of the Minnesota state fair. I with a couple hundred boys, when I was a Boy Scout, worked and lived at the State Fair grounds (When scouting still had relevance and wasn't busy caving into societal PC). This song and a few others played all the time while we worked the parking lots. After our shift we were riding rides and going to many of the Grandstand entertainment shows. These perks were given to us by wearing the wrist bands, the Fair gave us in lieu of any payment. I saw John Denver there, and I heard "Rocky Mountain High" for the first time.

@jamwayofaiken-augustarockb7643

Wow, great storey! Ty for shareing!

@jerryc3240

5y↑4

they were always known for the "love" songs But his ones rocks

@SEATTLEPOSEIDON32

8y↑11

great song

@stevenlovell9347

3y↑4

This is what life is all abought

@oldramrod6317

5y↑6

Americans should pay attention and learn from this great song.

@vincentbuccieri9305

This the Heaviest Soft Rock Song
I Ever Heard!

@riversidepete6128

8y↑11

they should of rocked out more !

@joebobb7349

7y↑1

They tried, but they just didn't have it in them, except for this song. The David Gates stuff is really good, but it's a totally different style of music.

@TheEedjit

3y↑2

I used to drive illegally and this is the song I'd put on when the police tried to pull me over and I'd make my great escape burning rubber all over the place.
Actually amazed i never killed myself.

Edit - my mate asked why such a short song for a getaway song and i said 'cause if I haven't lost em in 2 and a half minutes i aint losing em'. They were the days. 🤙

@topenddean

6y↑5

F R E E D O M ! ! !

@dwaynebrimer9731

Makes My Pants Wanna Get Up And DANCE !!! A Timeless Great

@JJ53819

7y↑7

Loved this song. Would somebody suggest some songs like this please?

@luckydog-287

7y↑1

Lenny Kravitz

@kurthoman242

Steppenwolf - Born To Be Wild

@bensongoh5470

The Hollies Hey Willy

@thepeacemaker2801

6y↑1

ridetilldeath'er Triumph Fight the Good Fight.

@marcuspierini2

3y↑1

Most of the band’s music WAS mellow, but they DID have a harder side as shown by THIS song and ‘Let Your Love Go’.

@craiglloyd1361

6y↑6

It's been years since i heard this song

@bigtexmacgonigle444

5y↑4

Hard Bread!...1972...good times!

@gregh6719

2y↑2

At NTC Great Lakes mid 70s..we'd go to services in a drill hall..we could listen to a small stock of records afterwards. This song got much play. I remember it fondly.

@MsBee777

9y↑9

I could have sworn this particular song was from mid to late 70's ...oh I get it...the "best of Album is from 1988. This is one of my fav's from the 70's for sure.....

@lmgoblue1

LOL. 1972. "Best OF" are, like, Anthologies?

@naveyarg9771

4y↑3

0:45 those three part harmonies tho...

@corbetcochran5700

3y↑1

The Infants did a pretty good rendition of this tune in 1992 on Crib Records

@helpingdenzil7137

4y↑4

#Bread #Motherfreedom is an awesome song - and who is here in 2020?

@VicMikesvideodiary

2021

@jerryc3240

6y↑9

They were known for the ballads, but this one rocked back in the day,.. but ya had to look for it

@johnjustinperano5485

Exactly mate.

@manuelvasquez7836

Sorry sir,

@genaldoaaujo1496

2y↑1

@greg2462

1y↑1

As my nephew would say "This slaps"

@darreth0104

2y↑2

Hadn't heard this song in YEARS!!!! Bob 💕 s Abibishola on CBS reminded me!!!!

@davids4489

2y↑1

Same here.

@dawnstackpole3268

2y↑2

Haha! Me, too! I had recorded Bob ❤ Abishola and just got the chance to watch it tonight. When i heard this song play, I googled it. I put my ear buds in and have been jammin' like I did when I was a teen! Woo! Good times!

@ronschafer4533

24w

I used to love this song, still do but I use to too

@redaclearwood6148

3y↑3

I remember this!

@josephgurzynski1053

7y↑7

Very tasteful drumming. Always thought that.

@chuckhoffert6835

3y↑4

Gotta love ( IT ). and there ya"ll have IT again. Always ...

@OKCRay1

1y↑1

"Hey is that FREEDOM ROCK man?"
"Yeah man!"
"Well crank it UP!!!"

@virgilrobertsjr7870

1y↑1

I forgot about this song!
☆☆☆☆☆
😎

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