M.L.K
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M.L.K
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A man had a great dream
He wished everybody lived as brothers
Looking for a new path
That would separate those from sin
But the evil keeps calling us
To fight we need to open our eyes
Everyday, every time, I can feel it by my side
But that man's words changed my life
A bullet couldn't shut his mouth
He lost his life but changed our lives
But those fools didn’t know what they had done
They'd killed the Lamb and woke up the lion
Now I'm free to live this dream
And teach how to live in peace
'Cause I've found in the words of God
And the Holly Book how to change the world
So many people are living inside the storm
And I keep thinking about it all the time
But if you call His name
He can save you from this shame
On April, fourth the world fell in pain
The black blood wasn't shedded in vain
That day the country cried for him
Martin Luther King, for his dreams we live
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