My Name Is Liberty

Some of our giants are ladies

There's one who stands in New York's harbor

She's a hundred and fifty-one feet tall

And weighs two hundred and twenty-five tons

Her strength defies belief

If you could imagine one hundred and eighty-six

Million people hand in hand all pullin' together

Why, that's exactly how strong she is

Give me your tired, your poor

Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free

I lift my lamp beside the golden door

From where I stand I can see the mountain tops

On the wind I can smell the scent of pine

Hear the rumblin' wheels of a train that never stops

And the name you hear it whisper is mine

From tiny brooks now the mighty rivers flow

I see green fields where deserts used to be

I'll still be here when today is long ago

For my name (Oh, my name) is Liberty

I will guide you safely to my harbor

The torch of freedom in my hand

Through the darkest night, the flame burns bright

And it shines all across this land

My land is good and my love is everywhere

And wherever men hunger to be free

With rich and poor, all my treasures I will share

For my name (Oh, my name) is Liberty

For my name is Liberty