Dark skin
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
North American (General) North American (US Midwest- Chicago, Great Lakes)Transcript
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the crawl of your kind The reason I stand on my feet the people before me I wish I could meet them. They fought for freedom My dark skin not in They wish toe have my skin not with sin. You want the power of the beauty No one wants the pain. This left my kind insane My dark skin One out in I stand for a reason to sing the meaning The past we felt we tried so hard walked so far The marches we lead Did you hear what we said? My drug skin will not end the beatings they took the words that shook our souls Riding my words Don't draw my history Everything is a mystery My dark skin will not in Don't get physical This is mental. We fight to be equal My tears fall for the man who received the calls My dark skin will not In walking tall you can't fall Stand for something Be better Read each letter. My dark skin will not end Don't stop yet You just can't. Giving up is an option. I am American. My dark skin will not am The chains were seen but nothing DMC My me. Not my skin. My dark skin will not. In Rosa Parks sat far Rights put in jail for days and nights started toe weight for the fight. Her fire burned right. My dark skin will not end. Malcolm X wanted to be equal, but not with white people. He was cool like a meant all for the movement. My dark school skin will not in we stand together lean on each other. My sisters and brothers we love We have to be better. My dark skin will not end Stand with me. Fight for us. Run with us. Make a change My dark skin or not it the melanin we have We are the other half The dark side of the moon The secret gone too soon. But we are Stop and listen So you can hear the words we chant the ones you can't begin to understand My dark skin will not hit black and white is not people. We are fire That was kindled. Stand straight. It's never too late. We have been here from slavery till now again. I say my dark skin will not end