Two speakers trade verses about ending violence and racism, repeating refrains about tears and drowning while calling for a day when all people are treated the same. A hopeful prayer set to rhythm, asking listeners to pass the message forward.
Sa. Don't take me soon Cause I am here for reason Sometimes in my tears.
I drown But I never let it get me down so when negativity surrounds.
I know some Negroes all my life I've been waiting for, I've been praying for for the people to say that.
We don't wanna fight no more, there'll.
Be no more and our children will pray one day, one day, one day, one day, one day. It's not about win or lose we all lose when they feed on the souls that I seen Blood drenched pavement Keep on moving though the water steady raging in this maze. You can lose your way, my job, you crazy but don't let it B you no way, no way Sometimes in.
My tears I drown, I drown But I never let it get me down so I negativity surround.
Children One day, one day, One day One day One day One day, One day, One day this all will change Treat people the same Stop with the violence, down with the ha. One day will I be free and proud to be wonder the same song Singing songs of freedom like.
Sometimes in my tears I drown.
I've been waiting for. All my life I've been waiting for, I've been praying for for the people to say that we don't want to. I.
