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Through Dark Times


Through death, Through darkness, Take a breath They’re harmless. With God in your heart, His light as your guide, Enemies will be torn apart, Their hands will be tied For the crimes they committed, With no proper incentive. Freedom will be yours Before death knocks on your door. For your were born free And will in your heart always be. Race does not depict The characteristics of another. Be patient yet quick, For the day will come that we all stand as brothers.
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