There was a time when I didn't care
Nothing mattered to me I swear
Then something happened
I came alive
And I found you and I found fire
And I never stop beleiving
And I never stop dreaming
And I got a dream
Like Martin Luther King
In my heart
I hear that man sing
So I climb up his mountain
And I shout it out loud
Cause I got a dream I swear to god
And I never stop beleiving
I never stop dreaming
And I fly away
Soar another weeks of an eagle every day
I fly straight to the top
I just can't stop
No way
I find paradise through sacrifice my way
And I'm living the dream
More than it seems
Today I will never stop beleiving
And I can't stop dreaming
I will never stop believing
And I can't stop dreaming
And I know
Many gave all
On my knees
I humbly fall
I see those crosses
And old glory
And that's why nothing will ever stop me
And I will never stop believing
And I will never stop dreaming
I will never stop believing
And I can't stop dreaming
I never stopped believing
And I will never stop dreaming
I will never stop believing
And I will never stop dreaming
And I can't stop believing
And I will never stop dreaming
I can't stop beleiving
Never stop dreaming
Never stop believing
Never stop dreaming
Ted Nugent (born Theodore Anthony Nugent on December 13, 1948) is an American musician, singer-songwriter, and political activist. Known for his energetic stage presence and hard rock/heavy metal style influenced by blues, Nugent achieved international fame in the 1970s with albums like "Free for All" (1976), "Weekend Warriors" (1978) and "State of Shock" (1979). Among his most famous songs are "Stranglehold", "Cat Scratch Fever" and "Wang Dang Sweet Poontang". Besides his musical career, Nugent is an avid hunter and supporter of gun rights. He is also known for his conservative political views and activism.
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