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Protesters

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Protesters

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(feat. the GospelReggae.com All-Stars: Troy Anthony, David Fohe, Ricardo Clarke, Dominic Balli, Lynette White, Avion Blackman, Jennifer Howland, Kristine Alicia, Landlord, Fire Kid, Prodigal Son, DJ Counsellor, Christian Massive, Mr. Lynx, Roge Abergel, Solomon Jabby, JSquare, Jubilee Fohe ('Imisi), Reubin Heights, Monty G and Papa San)

Written by Mark Mohr.

Arranged by Mark Mohr, Obie Obien, Solomon Jabby, Avion Blackman, Allen Mascari, Christafari and the GospelReggae.com All-Stars.

Inspired by Proverbs 24:11, Psalm 82:4, Psalm 139:13-14 and Isaiah 44:24.

Troy Anthony: Can't you see what is happening today? So many human beings, their lives have been thrown away

David Fohe: I can't take it no more. We got to fight and pray / We won't stop until we see change

Ricardo Clarke: Don't close your eyes to what is happening today / We got to fight / We got to pray

Jennifer Howland: We got to pray now

Dominic Balli: Just save a life / Don't throw it away / Purpose is calling on you today

We are the protesters / We are the protesters

Ricardo Clarke: We're fighting for the lives of those without a voice

We are the protesters / We are the protesters

Troy Anthony: We're fighting for the rights of those without a choice.

Lynette White: Now what about traumatic circumstance? Every life deserves a chance. Jah (God) hears you bawl out Violation. He'll dry your tears and bless creation.

Lynette White and Avion Blackman: His love is real / His love can heal / His Love is real / His Love will heal

Jennifer Howland: Answer the cries that long to dream. And let justice flow into the stream

Kristine Alicia: Let righteousness be the seed of our souls.As destiny makes evil overthrown

We are the protesters / We are the protesters

Landlord: We're fighting for the lives

Dominic Balli: Of those without a voice

We are the protesters / We are the protesters

Dominic Balli: We fighting yeah / We're fighting for the rights of those without a choice.

Avion Blackman: A voice for the voiceless and hope for the innocent / So many daughters and so many sons

Jennifer Howland: A voice for the voiceless / A cry for the infants / We cannot shed no more blood!

Firekid: Blood! / It's upon the hands of our nations / Blood! / It's upon the doctors and the patients / Blood!

Mark Mohr: So tell me why you wanna kill creation? / Blood! / It's time to make a statement!

Prodigal Son: Me have two lines max on this well-worthy track / I am not paying my taxes so that they can cover abortion acts

DJ Counsellor: Them put a knife in your womb and make a crime scene / But this life inna you is a human being

Christian Massive: That one ya name first child, second, third or fourth / You really don't know who's life you abort / Could be a lawyer, doctor, preacher or priest / Right now me command you to cease!

Mr. Lynx: Hear me now! / Young lady, don't you let them kill your baby / Oh no / Young woman, you better use caution

Roge Abergel: They want to school you / But don't let them fool you / The solution is never abortion

Mark Mohr: This is a silent holocaust / Who is gonna mourn the lost? / Of 50 million innocent gone / A silent holocaust

Solomon Jabby: Who is gonna mourn the loss? You're killing our future generation.

We are the protesters / We are the protesters

Prodigal Son: We're fighting for the lives of those without a voice

We are the protesters / We are the protesters

Dominic Balli: We fighting, we fighting yeah

Mark Mohr: We're fighting for the rights of those without a choice.

JSquare: Save the sons and me say save the little daughters / Save the pickney (children) that are inside of their mother

Jubilee Fohe: Rescue the ones being carried to the slaughter / So they will see tomorrow!

Reubin Heights: A voice for the voiceless / A cry for the innocent / So many daughters and so many sons

Mr. Lynx: A voice for the voiceless / A hope for the infants / We cannot shed no more innocent blood!

Monty G: The precious life of a baby / Tell me why you take it? / Innocent blood you a shed that no make it / Judgment of the Most High you won't escape it / Curses of our ancestors come let us break them

Papa San: (We're) begging you to stop it now / How can you kill and say you love? / (We're) begging you to stop it now / Remember that life is in the blood / (We're) begging you to stop it now / Don't diss the Man that's up above (God) / You can't wash off your sins in a tub woe!

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