Infobox Single
Name = Fight to Be Free
Format =
Artist =
Released = 1988
Recorded =
Genre =
Length = 10:06
Label =
Producer =
Reviews =
Last single = "The Plague"
(1987)
This single = "Fight to Be Free"
(1988)
Next single = "Survive"
(1988)
"Fight to be Free" is a single by
Track listing
# "Fight to be Free"
# "Equal Rights"
# "Stand Up"
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