1 Ten years ago I was footloose and fancy-free .

2 My sister's married but I'm still footloose and fancy-free.

3 I was still footloose and fancy-free in those days.

4 Ah, I was still footloose and fancy-free in those days.

5 Despite this, I am still fancy-free.

6 No, I'm not married - still footloose and fancy-free.

7 He is a footloose and fancy-free type of person.

8 Face the home, our everybody decay becomes fancy-free child.

9 If a man is thought-free, fancy-free, imagination-free, that which is not never for a long time appearing to be to him, unwise rules reformers cannot fatally interrupt him.

10 When I was in my 20s, footloose and fancy-free , I would travel anywhere.

11 If a man is thought -free , fancy-free , imagination -free , that which is not never for a long time appearing to be to him, unwise rulers or reformers cannot fatally interrupt him...

12 It had a pretty footloose and fancy-free life in the great outdoors - certainly better than that of a factory-farmed chicken or pig.

13 When the kids leave home, you'll be footloose and fancy-free .

14 In addition, white and the commendatory word such as pure, goodness are one kind is equal it seems that relation, as if it is representing a fancy-free girl, be forever won't old pure fokelore.

15 I think i'll go abroad, i'll probably go on my own, footloose and fancy-free .

16 His good times are over, but he still feels footloose and fancy-free.

17 I think I'll go hiking in Europe for my holidays; I'll probably go on my own, footloose and fancy-free.

18 In the eyes of the public, a divorced man is footloose and fancy-free.