MLKs
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MLKs
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If what was thought in my apartment
Was thought out in the street
If what was loved in your living room
Was loved out in the street
And what was said in my bed
Was said out in the street
Then I'm afraid that it would be
Only you and me
So I'll stay where you can see
Will you
Do the same for me?
If what was seen in the movie
Was seen out on the street
If what was read in the book
Was read out on the street
If you had heard what they were saying
Them martin Luther Kings
Then you would already know
That everyone can come
But that I wanna sit by you
But do you wanna stand by me?
Out on the play-yard it would be
Only you and me
So I'll stay where you can see
Oh will you
Do the same for me?
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