A Hard Life
African Americans had a hard life,
It wasn’t easy as cutting butter with a knife
Every day and every night they couldn’t even fight for their rights
The will just to be free, as free as a bird in the sky
Flying high above the clouds,
Just once, experiencing this feeling out loud
Being enslaved for a long time
And for a shame that they didn’t even get a dime
Having your family taken away,
But why oh, why did they have to pay?
So thank god, for Harriet Tubman, Dr. King and all the other freedom fighters of equality who let freedom ring
For all African Americans who had and still have a hard life
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