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Unbroken


MLK fought back in the day Suffered harships in every way Shed his blood for the cause But the movement didn't pause Growing stronger and stronger it did Detractors trying to put on the lid On something thicker than just blood They fought too but couldn't stop the flood Of supporters and allies that carry the banner One can kill a man but can't stop the planner Which is in the mind who is the greatest token And after all this time the movement is still unbroken
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