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By Dora Tsavdaridis
May 20, 2005
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Support ... Power hopes the song lifts Corby's spirits. Picture: Derek Moore
MUSICIAN Adam Power has penned a song of hope for Schapelle Corby.
Power, 30, has also sung the track, Rise of Corby, in the hope people will like it enough so he can release it as a single.
He intends to self-fund the single if there is enough feedback from the public and donate all profits from sales to Corby and her family.
"I think she is innocent. I've been following her case from the beginning and I think she needs to know that Australians are behind her," Power said yesterday.
"I had the melody for a little while and wrote the lyrics in the past couple of weeks."
He said he did what he could by writing and recording the song about "her plight and her innocence".
"My aim is to give voice to the feelings of so many Australians who would like to reach out to Schapelle in her time of despair," he said.
Power said he would feel he had succeeded if the song gave Corby some hope and lifted her spirits.

Rise of Corby
(Click to hear )

You're not alone.
An Australian nation
stands behind
All your friends at
home, are standing
near and by your side

Chorus
Don't give her life,
life for what for?
Oh...she will rise
Woah...she will rise
Where the hell's
the justice?
The justice now.
Why on earth should
you, pay for someone
else's crime?
If only you knew
what destiny had in
mind. Time...
Chorus again