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Long Way Back
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All Saints Day
04:17
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The Death of Me
03:36
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I woke up one day in Kansas City
Alive and awake as I could be back then
Saw a little boy being carried real pretty
Away by his mom or his dad
I don’t know who what it was
I don’t know what it was to be loved by a man
Oh I don’t
I don’t know what it was to be loved by a man
I woke up one night in Louisiana
White men with their flags of slavery and hate
The black men came ‘round and were slaughtered like no other
In hatred and purity’s call for a clean memory
Oh we don’t know what it is to be loved by a man
Oh we don’t know what it is to be loved by a man
So I’m waiting
Oh I am waiting for a place just to call my home
One day I’ll go there but until then I know
I’ll be walking on a broken road
One day I woke up in my own country
Traveling on the highways and tolls
Were too much to pay but I got there somehow
And then I found a broken road again
Oh we don’t know what it is to be loved by a man
Oh we don’t know what it is to be loved by a man
So I’m waiting
Oh I am waiting for a place just to call my home
One day I’ll go there but until then I know
I’ll be walking on a broken road
[daddada]
Injustice around every corner in this city
Where mean eat and men feast
While others cry for a home
I don’t know what’s wrong
But we keep turning blindly
To the needs and the wants of our brothers in love
And I don’t know what it is
To be loved by a man
Oh I don’t know what it is to be loooovvvved
So I’m waiting oh I am waiting
For a place just to call my home
One day I’ll go there but until then I know
I’ll be walking on a broken road
One day I’ll go there but until then I know
I’ll be walking on a broken road
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Grandfather's Prophet Niagara Falls, New York
Micah Armstrong sings and plays acoustic guitar, electric guitar, banjo, mandolin, bass guitar, ukulele, strings, keys, harmonica, and percussion
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