Lyrics:
covers every mountain high)
Always
(Until the dolphin flies and parrots live at sea)
Always
(Until we dream of life and life becomes a dream)
Did
a sister
'Cause I know she don't know, I quote
Her brains retrained
By a 24 inch remote
Revolution a solution
For all of our children
But her children
covers every mountain high)
Always
(Until the dolphin flies and parrots live at sea)
Always
(Until we dream of life and life becomes a dream)
Did
covers every mountain high)
Always
(Until the dolphin flies and parrots live at sea)
Always
(Until we dream of life and life becomes a dream)
Did
days.
When times were hard, and the grain elevators stood empty against the black Midwestern sky, She gave him praise for a hard day's work, and hope for
Oriental breezes play,
There lives a lonesome maid Armenian.
By the Dardanelles with glowing eyes
She looks across the seas and sighs
And weaves her love
we used to be barbaric, we had actual queens
Black is watchin' child soldiers gettin' killed by other children
Feelin' sick, so quick, this could
their border stakes
They've colored them to fool the children
Some try to cross the sea again
Hoping to avoid a military line
I want to raise my fist
Hannah is dreaming, she's young once again
She stands with her brother, with thousands of men
Her head has been shaven by a black uniform
She's one
go run up on, kids for leathers
What drug? Faculties bubble keys for G's
Cream flow like seven seas, hit chicks Guyanese
Word up, hold your head
This is the way to get by
So much pain in my eyes better Days
We can make it a better day
It's to live or to die
It's so hard to survive better Days
We
planted long ago
Still yield a better harvest
Than the rock was prone to grow
Say what you like to, do what you do
Everyone's sleeping now two by two
magic[01:08.97]Been an addict since the day I was attacked by panic[01:12.34]I don't fade to black I cut to manic static[01:14.64]I live in an attic, with 4 walls
fly (fly away)
So why not while we're here
Can't we live side by side?
Mountains roll down to the cities
Trailer parks and towns
People black and white
won't change
It won't change
I never thought the night would find me here
Black raindrops washed away with drunken tears
I live another lie in every
democracy
We fight all the pressure
We tired of murder and grief
We want our freedom
Like the Statue of Liberty
We want to see our children
Live better
shall live again
Well this train is like an endless parade
That passes by each and every home in each and every town
And the women and the children
spilled
Drink from her cup
This is what she has willed
She calls to me from across the sea siren song an ancient melody
Children die by her hand
Souls
and casting spells
Stung by the spelling bee
And they says congratulations
You graduated
From slavery
To paid slavery
You actually made it!
Here! Take
The night is here surrounded in black
I've made my choice, we're on the attack
Its 50 years of carving the path
Into darkness sewn by sabbath
I've
a fire, scream at a star as the laughter rolls sweetly by.
Holes in our lives, and still we are going to rise and rule before we die.
When our body’s
and my fellow female mammals, animals
Bitches in cages, bodies racked with hormone rages
Minds haunted by our children's faces
They mace us, with
Where do you live? Where do you eat?
Do you still live on Semaphore Street?
The children we were have grown into us
You in a car and me in a bus
in the furrowed field
Seasons round
The bushels of corn and the barley meal
Broken ground
Open and beckoning to the spring
Black dirt live again
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