turn someone/something loose - 'to give up control of someone or something, so they can do what they want' -- see examples here http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/loose (bottom of page)
18:23 Mar 8, 2006
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gib mich frei
Explanation: ..
Birgit Niggemann Germany Local time: 19:22 Works in field Native speaker of: German
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THX - hatte ich auch, nur passt das irgendwie nicht zum Rest des Liedes...
Explanation: Title of a novel too...
It's also a snatch of the lyrics from an old, old, oldie "In love for the very first time", to which my sister did a song-and-dance routine at a dance festivel in about 1950:
"...turn me loose, set me free, I've no use for reason or rhyme..."
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festiv*A*l, of course...
David Moore Germany Local time: 19:22 Native speaker of: English PRO pts in category: 4
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Asker: had it too - only the rest of the song is not matchingto the title... THX