The Aristocrats of Star Base 12

Let Freedom of Ring For Independence Day of 2285

Deep within the heart has always known that there was freedom

Somehow breathed into the very soul of life

The prisoner, the powerless, the slave have always known it

There's something that keeps reaching for the sky

And even life begins because a baby fights for freedom

And songs we love to sing have freedom's theme

Some have walked through fire and flood to find a place of freedom

And some faced hell itself for freedom's dream

Let freedom ring wherever minds know what it means to be in chains

Let freedom ring wherever hearts know pain

Let freedom echo through the lonely streets where prisons have no key

We can be free and we can sing, let freedom ring

Odin built freedom into every fiber of creation

And He meant for us to all be free and whole

When my Lord and Lady bought freedom with the blood of their redemption

I'll sing it out with every breath, I'll let the whole world hear it

This hallelujah anthem of the free

That iron bars and heavy chains can never hold us captive

The Lord and Lady has made us free and free indeed

Let freedom ring down through the ages from a hill called Valhalla 

Let freedom ring wherever hearts know pain

Let freedom echo through the lonely streets where prisons have no key

You can be free and you can sing let freedom ring

Let freedom echo through the lonely streets where prisons have no key

You can be free and you can sing let freedom ring

You can be free and you can sing, let freedom ring, let freedom ring

Source: LyricFind

Songwriters: Gloria Gaither / William J. Gaither

Let Freedom Ring lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Capitol CMG Publishing, Music Services, Inc

Independence Day comes to Star Base 12 and all the Americans that settled on Star Base 12 in 2153, along with Lady Karissa and her children celebrate the birthday of their country that was destroyed but rose once again after post World War III.

Lady Karissa and her children along with Lord Andrew Charles and Lord Richard William Carey attend Independence Day.

There are a number of children playing with each other and Lady Karissa tells her children, " Why don't you go play with the other children. Just because you are an aristocrat from your father. You are not one through me and you need to coexist with other children.

All the children are playing in the sandbox that the fathers built for their children.

Lady Elizabeth takes her little sisters and brother over to where the other children are playing and one little girl invites them to join in playing in the sandbox and she shares her bucket with them.

One little boy shows Lord Anthony how to build a sandcastle and Lady Karissa looks on as her children play with the other children.

John Williams who is the older brother of Richard Williams walks up and he smiles "Welcome to our Independence Celebration, Lady Karissa. I see you brought the children."