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Eyes Wide Open
03:41
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EYES WIDE OPEN
Hey!!! ... It's not OK!!
You will not believe what some people say
Up is down ... the sky is on the ground
SHOOT YOU IN THE BACK is the name of a town somewhere
Somewhere in America
Keep Your Eyes Wide Open ... Keep Your Heart Wide Open
Keep Your Eyes Wide Open ... So you can really see
Every day, every lie they say
Looks like the Portrait of Dorian Grey
May be white may be black, but you can
Kiss my alternative fact
Keep Your Eyes Wide Open ... Keep Your Heart Wide Open
Keep Your Eyes Wide Open ... So you can really see
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IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT
Spoken:
Five o'clock in the morning man ...
Can't sleep, can't believe I'm in this situation
These mathematics ... can't make it work
Brother needs a job!
Oh ... Woe is We
Such a strange society
I bow my head and bend my knee
In the middle of the night, I don't sleep so well
Refugees and immigrants
Politicians and presidents
Making laws that make no sense
In the middle of the night, we don't sleep so well
I used to dream so peacefully
Once upon a time everything was fine ... (what happened?)
Oh Say Can You See?
How we can save Democracy
How we can right the wrongs we see
In the middle of the night, we don't sleep so well
Sometimes ... Sometimes
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Urban Psalm # 3
03:33
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DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.:
“The basic thing about a man is not his specificity, but
his fundamentals. Not the texture of his hair or the
color of his skin, but his eternal dignity and worth.”
May I walk the streets alone
Free from suspicion?
If you change your mind
Maybe in my lifetime ... (Oh yea?) Maybe not
When you look into my eyes
Oh ... Do you see me?
When you look at me is it me that you see?
Not something that you saw last night on TV
‘Cause that's not me!
STUDENTS:
“We’re out here ... We've been here ...
We're ain't leaving ... We are love.”
DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.:
“To sacrifice and even to die if necessary in order to BE
free! This reveals that we have come a long, long way.”
Every day ... That's what I pray. That's the way I pray.
LISTEN!
STUDENTS:
“We’re out here ... We've been here ...
We're ain't leaving ... We are love.”
That's what I pray. That's the way I pray.
DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.:
“Fleecy locks and black complexion cannot forfeit
nature’s claim. Skin may differ but affection dwells
in black and white the same. I must be measured by
my soul. The mind is the standard of the man.”
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4. |
If
05:34
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See this world ... (So bright and shiny)
See my dreams ... (IN the middle of the road behind me)
You know how freedom feels, and you feel it when it fades away
If every star in the sky denies every lie we're told (more than a mystery)
If all our lifetime is a movie in your mind (... like a movie)
If you come back again
If you could choose the color of your skin
If the sun fell from the sky
If the tears won't leave your eyes
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5. |
Flip It
04:35
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Instrumental
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6. |
The Tree House
03:45
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7. |
December
04:31
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8. |
War in Heaven
04:23
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Instrumental
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David Sancious Nashville, Tennessee
World-renowned performing and recording artist David Sancious, was an original member of Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band. He has toured and recorded with greats Peter Gabriel, Sting, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Santana, Seal and an expansive list of A-level musicians. Sancious also wrote, produced and performed ground-breaking progressive music with his band Tone, mixing rock, fusion and gospel. ... more
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