You stand for freedom freedom
You stand for justice in this world
So many stolen, stolen
Slaves to the shadows of this earth
But these are Your sons and daughters God
And though the darkness seems so strong
Your fire of justice breaks the night
We hear You cry
Let my people go, let my people go
Light a fire in the dark
A fire in the dark
Let my people go Light a fire in the dark
A fire in the dark
Let my people go
So we'll stand for freedom, freedom
We'll stand for justice in this world
All of the stolen, stolen
Never forgotten in Tour heart
These are Your sons and daughters God
And though the darkness seems so strong
Your fire of justice breaks the night
We're ready to fight
Another stolen life another hidden cry
But these are Your sons and daughters God
Trafficked in the night broken by the fight
Rescue Your sons and daughters God
Another stolen life another hidden cry
But these are Your sons and daughters God
Trafficked in the night broken by the fight
We hear the cry
You stand for justice in this world
So many stolen, stolen
Slaves to the shadows of this earth
But these are Your sons and daughters God
And though the darkness seems so strong
Your fire of justice breaks the night
We hear You cry
Let my people go, let my people go
Light a fire in the dark
A fire in the dark
Let my people go Light a fire in the dark
A fire in the dark
Let my people go
So we'll stand for freedom, freedom
We'll stand for justice in this world
All of the stolen, stolen
Never forgotten in Tour heart
These are Your sons and daughters God
And though the darkness seems so strong
Your fire of justice breaks the night
We're ready to fight
Another stolen life another hidden cry
But these are Your sons and daughters God
Trafficked in the night broken by the fight
Rescue Your sons and daughters God
Another stolen life another hidden cry
But these are Your sons and daughters God
Trafficked in the night broken by the fight
We hear the cry
💡 Song Meaning & Background
This song is a prophetic cry for freedom from spiritual captivity and injustice, invoking God's delivering power. It draws heavily on the Exodus narrative, echoing God's command to Pharaoh through Moses to release His people from bondage.