Equality
Martin Luther King, Jr. I have a dream speech
" Five score years ago, a great American,
in whose symbolic shadow we stand today,
signed the Emancipation Proclamation.
This momentous decree came as a great beacon light of hope to
millions of Negro slaves who had been
seared in the flames of withering injustice."
Im just a human being more...
Than the eyes can see a body once empty.
Filled with dreams That only faith could bring.
In to reality I slept in the hopes to awaken in the land of the brave.
To the home of the free enslaved by free
In God we trust is the most we pray
Upon each other to survive our fate
We taking from the needy being greedy to the wealthy we
Ain't nothing but some junkies that was Flunkies who dropped out
For reasons unfamiliar to the hypocrites that don't exist
We were just a system that was built to tear us down
But on the up and up we still have rise with tears in our eyes
Blurred with the vision that society prescribed
It's unfortunate that healthcare costs a fortune we can't afford it
So therefore death tolls can't be avoided
And the thought of being different is rejected and censored
But the truth of the matter is if you don't life a lie
The Bill of Rights rights don't apply no
Dont apply dont apply at all-
Sing
Equal rights Equal rights for all
Equal rights we are all equal
Equal rights Equal rights for all
Equal rights we are all Equal
2: (clears throat)
Once upon a time being black with a crime
A woman couldn't vote let alone speak her mind
Segregated education Thought our nations How to be racist
Now our hearts and souls are tainted filled with hatred and
F and you are on a first name basis ridicule camouflage acceptance so
Recognition that ENVI may love different in the
System makes no difference to the man in the mirror but,
It couldn't get any clearer the i was free
To express my affection to whom ever that I please
Just so happened that he is a she in between my sheets
As I turn on them I read them
Chapters of my life on this mic check 1 2
Turn me up when I say world FU
And your view and your views doesn't mean what you choose to see is
What I choose to be honestly if I could
I would choose to be me free as an equal
Sing
Equal rights Equal rights for all
Equal rights we are all equal
Equal rights Equal rights for all
Equal rights we are all Equal
" Five score years ago, a great American,
in whose symbolic shadow we stand today,
signed the Emancipation Proclamation.
This momentous decree came as a great beacon light of hope to
millions of Negro slaves who had been
seared in the flames of withering injustice."
Im just a human being more...
Than the eyes can see a body once empty.
Filled with dreams That only faith could bring.
In to reality I slept in the hopes to awaken in the land of the brave.
To the home of the free enslaved by free
In God we trust is the most we pray
Upon each other to survive our fate
We taking from the needy being greedy to the wealthy we
Ain't nothing but some junkies that was Flunkies who dropped out
For reasons unfamiliar to the hypocrites that don't exist
We were just a system that was built to tear us down
But on the up and up we still have rise with tears in our eyes
Blurred with the vision that society prescribed
It's unfortunate that healthcare costs a fortune we can't afford it
So therefore death tolls can't be avoided
And the thought of being different is rejected and censored
But the truth of the matter is if you don't life a lie
The Bill of Rights rights don't apply no
Dont apply dont apply at all-
Sing
Equal rights Equal rights for all
Equal rights we are all equal
Equal rights Equal rights for all
Equal rights we are all Equal
2: (clears throat)
Once upon a time being black with a crime
A woman couldn't vote let alone speak her mind
Segregated education Thought our nations How to be racist
Now our hearts and souls are tainted filled with hatred and
F and you are on a first name basis ridicule camouflage acceptance so
Recognition that ENVI may love different in the
System makes no difference to the man in the mirror but,
It couldn't get any clearer the i was free
To express my affection to whom ever that I please
Just so happened that he is a she in between my sheets
As I turn on them I read them
Chapters of my life on this mic check 1 2
Turn me up when I say world FU
And your view and your views doesn't mean what you choose to see is
What I choose to be honestly if I could
I would choose to be me free as an equal
Sing
Equal rights Equal rights for all
Equal rights we are all equal
Equal rights Equal rights for all
Equal rights we are all Equal
Credits
Writer(s): Tameka Wesley
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