"Broke Free" is a song from Season 2 that is featured on Songs from The Next Step: Season 4, Volume 1. This song is most notably used in Life of Dance's semi-finals routine at Nationals.[1]
Lyrics
I know you better than you know yourself
You're trying to tell me that you're someone else
I don't know
But I can tell it's you
You keep yourself locked up in these castle walls
When no one comes to save you, do you know who's at fault
You realize it's you
That holds the keys to everything you do
Oh, you ran to me
When you broke free, when you broke free
Yeah
These chains have come unchained
Now, you'll never be the same from today
And you don't know what to say
Follow these footsteps over the hill
The soldiers blaze a path from the top of your skull
To the roots of the forest and the trees
Your eyes are open and it's brought you to your knees
No one ever said it was gonna be easy
But you have to believe
Oh, you ran to me
When you broke free, when you broke free
Yeah
These chains have come unchained
Now, you'll never be the same from today
And you don't know what to say
Don't know what to say
Don't know what to say
Keep on shining through
Don't let anybody see
Only you know the truth
But now you're here
You can [Unidentifiable word(s)]
Oh, you ran to me
When you broke free, oh, you broke free
Yeah
These chains have come unchained
Now, you'll never be the same from today
And you don't know what to say
Don't know what to say
Don't know what to say
[Unidentifiable word(s)]
Oh, you ran to me
When you broke free, when you broke free
Yeah
These chains have come unchained
Now, you'll never be the same from today
And you don't know what to say
Don't know what to say, don't know what to say
Episodes used in
Trivia
- Cassie, Alfie, and Amy audition for the Regionals trio qualifier to this song.[2]
- Eldon and Thalia perform a duet to this song.[3]
Videos
References
- ↑ "You Love Me." Wikia. Retrieved on December 16, 2015.
- ↑ "Square One." Wikia. Retrieved on March 11, 2016.
- ↑ "Contemporary Contempt." Wikia. Retrieved on October 2, 2018.