It just so happens that this long-running reggae group is from Birmingham – not Alabama, where King was infamously imprisoned, but Birmingham, England. The multiracial act's first single was a lament for Dr. King; the flip side, 'Food for Thought,' was about famine in Africa.
King, where are your people now ?
Chained and pacified.
Tried in vain to show them how.
And for that you died.
You had a dream of a promised land.
People of all nations walking hand in hand
But they`re not ready to accept
That dream situation, yet.
King, where are your people now ?
Chained and pacified.
Tried in vain to show them how.
And for that you died.
Chained and pacified.
Tried in vain to show them how.
And for that you died.
You had a dream of a promised land.
People of all nations walking hand in hand
But they`re not ready to accept
That dream situation, yet.
King, where are your people now ?
Chained and pacified.
Tried in vain to show them how.
And for that you died.
Contributed by DonQuijote82 - 2011/9/22 - 10:40
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