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Born into a world that is filled with pain sorrow They always make you wish you didn’t have to face tomorrow. A little boy who experienced nothing but hate, Grew into a man that spoke words and caused you to meditate.
And it's not necessarily the way you look at Jesus, But the way I don't. And it's not necessarily the way you know how to say every line, Of every prayer, At every mass, But the way I choose not to.
Step, step, step— I walk the streets of Selma to obtain the unattained. Whip, whip, whip— The bone chilling voices of ancestors of plantation owners quiver down my spine. Bark, bark, bark—
(Also sounds appropriate as a rap) "I had a dream" started all this buzz they said "it ain't fair" but they were right because--
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