Black Liberation
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Black Liberation
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I know my days will be long
And my nights won't be few
Through the vision that's in me
I can see clearly
Where there is gonna be peace
Love and harmony
Black understanding
Among my people
Among my people
They gonna jump and shout
Black liberation dey-ya
They gonna sing and shout
The right understanding dey-ya
Men and people will try
To cut you down
Trying their very best to
Rearrange you
But no matter what they do
They won't conquer you
No matter what they do
Oh no we gonna free our brothers
We gonna free our brothers
Love our sisters
And we're gonna jump and shout
Black liberation dey-ya
Men and people will try
To cut you down
Trying their very best to
Rearrange you
But no matter what they do
They won't conquer you
No matter what they do
Oh no we gonna free our brothers
We're gonna free our brothers
We're gonna help our neighbours
We're gonna love our sisters
And we're gonna jump and shout
Black liberation dey-ya
Black liberation dey-ya
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