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A word of that way


Every color in every nation Let me enlighten you my friends And share some inspiration Opression on these streets were'nt built to last Not every single person had the mind to grasp Ignorance took its toll,theres proof, we have the record Of the Biggest Movement of all hatred is never missed yet it is always remembered, but we have evolved we welcome a modern kiss We walked thier walk our minds span much more we have this power to talk Lets never forget 'us', or the 'us' before
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