The Uriah Heep song "Free Me" is about the end of a love relationship. The lyrics express a sense of acceptance and moving on from a failed romance. The protagonist acknowledges that the person they were in love with might not love them anymore, but they are not the only love they have ever had. The memories of that love will always bring comfort, preventing them from feeling sad. The protagonist also reflects on their position in the relationship, feeling like they were always at the end of the line and not being able to make the person theirs. They loved them deeply, but not enough to make the relationship work. They bid farewell to their former lover, acknowledging that they will miss them for a while. However, they also acknowledge that sooner or later, they will forget about them and move on. They yearn for someone to free them from the emotional spell that their past love has held them under. The lyrics also express regret for letting a good love die and allowing it to pass them by. Despite attempts to hold on, they realize it will never work out. They decide to travel on and continue their journey without the other person. Overall, "Free Me" is a reflection on the end of a love affair, the acceptance of the situation, and the willingness to move forward and find happiness elsewhere.
