Ethan Freeman

Ethan participated in the 1997 Voices of Hope concert in Toronto, during his time there with Phantom. He performed a song called "Mighty Small", which he wrote himself, about the courage of children with HIV. He also sang it on TV shortly before the concert. It's a beautiful, touching song...I hope to have a .wav file of it soon. In the meantime, here are the lyrics:

"Mighty Small" -- by Ethan Freeman

Hey, you're mighty small
To be climbin' up such a big old hill
I know people twice your size
Who wouldn't even dare
Now I hear you call
'Come along with me' and I guess I will
If it ain't too steep for you
Then who am I to care?

So take my hand little one
I will guide you on your way
Through the steep and rocky climb
Through the dark and rainy day
In your eyes I can see
When you get over that hill you're gonna be
Somebody I really, really wanna know

Hey, you're mighty small
To be dealin' with such a big old mess
I know people twice your size
Who'd probably fall apart
Up against a wall
In the middle of so much pain and stress
I would like to know who put
The courage in your heart

Well I know deep inside you must be pretty scared
'Cause no one on earth can tell you what it's like up there
But just put your hand in mine
When we get over that hill you're gonna find
You got a life worth living
A heart so great and giving

Hey, you're mighty sweet
To be swallowing such a bitter pill
I know people twice as tough
Who couldn't keep it in
Still you're on your feet
As you battle the thing that makes you ill
Now I've come to fight with you
Together we can win

Well I know deep inside you must be pretty scared
'Cause no one on earth can tell you what it's like up there
But just put your faith in me
When we get over that hill you're gonna see
You got a life worth living
A heart so warm and giving

Somebody I really, really wanna know
Somebody I really, really wanna know