Cry Freedom

Kenneth Mcmillian

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Kenneth Mcmillian


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I know joy cometh in the mourning
But my heart is so heavy
Though we know a change gone come
Don’t know if I will see the dawn
You see you never see it coming
 Another brother taken again
In the hands of the world
That treats him less than human

Seems like the more things change
The more things remain the same
It’s like we take one step forward
Just to get knocked down and have to get up again
From the river Jordan we cry
To the Selma Bridge we rise
As a rainbow of people
Why what would Martin Luther say

Hey
The dream remains the same
Despite perceived fortune and fame
We all just we all just want to be free
Free from the ills of society
The struggle ain’t about black or white
It’s a matter of what’s wrong or right
When we tear down the hate
We let love begin 
Let love begin

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Written by: KENNETH MCMILLIAN

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