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How Far We've Come
03:44
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If you only knew how far we’ve come
And if you only knew how far we’ve yet to go
We might not be here
I remember when another man
Stood in the place where I stand today
On this hallowed ground
Though time and place may separate us
If we knew the meaning of another’s suffering
We might not see the difference between you and me
It rained on inauguration day
And I saw the face of King disgraced
In the reflecting pool
Millions marched and justice bled
We will resist without relent
Our voices will rise and remain
Though some will try to separate us
If we knew the meaning of another’s suffering
We might not see the difference between you and me
We all long to be free
Forever we’ll repent our past
No claims of innocence can hide the cracks
In the Liberty Bell
But who was it that reminded me?
“There’s a crack in everything
That’s how the light gets in”
Though some may try to divide us
If we knew the meaning of another’s suffering
We might not see the difference between you and me
But if you only knew how far we’ve come
And if you only knew how far we’ve yet to go
We might not be here
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While We're Here
04:06
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Lion's Jaws (demo)
02:55
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Joshua Baum Northampton, Massachusetts
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