Langston Hughes - Langston Hughes Recordings

I Too

I too, sing America
I am the darker brother
They send me to eat in the kitchen when company comes
But I laugh and eat well and grow strong

Tomorrow, I'll be at the table when company comes
Nobody'll dare say to me, "Eat in the kitchen"

Then, besides
They'll see how beautiful we are and be ashamed
I, too, am America



Credits
Writer(s): Langston Hughes, Otto Mortensen
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Other Album Tracks

  1. The Negro Speaks of Rivers
  2. I Too
  3. The Weary Blues
  4. Homesick Blues
  5. The Story of the Blues
  6. Night and Morn
  7. Breath of a Spiritual
  8. Prayer
  9. Prayer Meeting
  10. Ma Lord

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Altri album

  1. Wonder Where My Money Went Mixes
  2. Affluenza
  3. The Dream Keeper & Other Poems of Langston Hughes
  4. Langston Hughes Reads Langston Hughes
  5. Langston Hughes Recordings
  6. Harlem In Vogue - The Poetry and Jazz of Langston Hughes
  7. Harlem In Vogue: The Poetry and Jazz of Langston Hughes
  8. The Weary Blues
  9. The Voice of Langston Hughes
  10. Black Verse

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