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They march


They march and march, but not without a reason. With no guns or knives, but they're still accused of treason. Signs in their hands, begging for a change. Visions in their heads of better days. They march and march, but not without a reason Tired of discrimination, they want an end to segregation. They march and march, but not without a reason.
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