Sing Out
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Sing Out
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Oh, oh wowowoy, Oh, oh wowowoy
Oh, oh wowowoy, Oh, oh wowowoy
Sing out for my people that were slaves
Their blood run through my vein
I feel their pain
Sing out for my people that were slaves
Their blood run through my vein
I feel their pain
I can hear them crying
Begging them to spare their lives
Still them ended up dying
Regardless what they tried
I know that their bloods flowing through me
Of a people so great and mighty
That others hate and despise we
Ever since the day when Cain killed Abel
Oh, oh, wo, wo, woe
Black the solid foundation that cannot be destroyed
One powerful nation other races cannot avoid
We were here in the beginning
We will be here in end
And when there's a new Earth and Heaven
We will be there again
Oh, oh, wo, wo, woe
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Dezarie performs "Sing Out", and this lyric page sits inside the Dezarie catalog on LyroVerse.
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