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March of Freedom


Martin Luther King jr. fought for the termination of segregation. In every establishment and in every foundation He fought for equalization in every location And fought without violence, just communication Civil disobedience was the name of the game. Martin had a dream and one day it came He never sought glory or power or fame He just wanted everyone to be treated the same. He rallied up supporters; you could call it a committee Both black and white they marched through the city What could he want? What could it possibly be? He just wanted coloured people to be free Free from racism and discrimination Free from segregation and humiliation Free to live with everyone in integration People like him are my inspiration.
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