REJOICE
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REJOICE
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If your African
Rejoice
If your Indian
Rejoice
For we are free
To worship openly
If a man should say
What your talking is no good
Then just turn to him and make it understood
That every man is free
To choose and to share
Share his own destiny
So all Americans
Rejoice
And all Jamaicans
Rejoice
For we are free
To worship openly
Many people have trod
Down that road
They say they seek their God
But I know
Coming through one day
Coming through the sky
Is to be the judge of all
Even you and I
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