The name of this gem came to me only after I recorded it. When I heard that ending I knew that this piece had something to say about upliftment. So I connected it to a beautiful vast open field. A field that could have been host to countless human events from the dark past to the more enlightened present. As one can recall wars, famine and the misery that enslaved the human spirit, one can also look at the same beautiful open field and find that it now belongs to a Freeman.