im·pe·tus

ˈimpədəs/

noun

noun: impetus

1. the force or energy with which a body moves.

   
   

   "hit the booster coil before the flywheel loses all its impetus"

   
   

   synonyms:

   momentum, propulsion, impulsion, motive force, driving force, drive, thrust;  energy, force, power, push, strength

   • the force that makes something happen or happen more quickly.

     plural noun: impetuses

     
     

     
     

     
     

     synonyms:

     motivation, stimulus, incitement, incentive, inducement, inspiration, encouragement, boost, fillip, springboard; informala shot in the arm "the forces were given fresh impetus"

ro·mance

rōˈmans,ˈrōˌmans/

noun

noun: romance

1. 1.

   a feeling of excitement and mystery associated with love.

   
   

   "in search of romance"
2. 2.

   a quality or feeling of mystery, excitement, and remoteness from everyday life.

   
   

   "the beauty and romance of the night"

   
   

   synonyms:

   mystery, glamour, excitement, exoticism, mystique;

The Price of Love

VERSE(1):
I have seen a million miles of desert land, and I have learned to be free.
And I have walked the shadow lands of Egypt, and I have learned to be free.
And I have held the mane of untamed horses, and I have learned to be free.
And I have walked on frozen lakes in my soul, and I have learned to be free.

CHORUS:
And I have known the price of love,
And given all I have for a moment's time with you.
And I have died a thousand times,
And I have learned to be free.

VERSE(2):
And I have lost what only death could take from me, and I have learned to be free.
And I have gained what only life could give to me, and I have learned to be free.

CHORUS

VERSE(3):
And I have craved and walked away in the silence, and I have learned to be free.
And I have looked into the face of injustice, and I have learned to be free.