paroles de chanson Black Light - Nicole C. Mullen

Hopped in my car
Went down to Birmingham, Alabama
There I went to the Museum Of Civil Rights
And got a lesson in suffering
There I saw the likes of Rosa Parks
Medgar Evers, Dr. Martin Luther King
And I got all emotional singin′
"We shall overcome, let freedom ring"
So now, I'm looking for a boy, looking for a girl
Who′s got a dream inside to change the world
Give me a lady, come on give me a man
Who's strong enough to take a stand
And be a black light, a candle in the darkness
We need some more, black light, courageous and strong
'Til there is no more bigotry and madness
All it takes is a spark, and the fire will burn on and on
I stood on my front porch with all the lights out
Guess what I was seeing
There was a myriad of diamonds flung out
Across a velvet sky
And it served to remind me
Of the perseverance of those before me
′Cause the darker the night
The brighter the starlights are gonna shine
So I′m looking for a boy, looking for a girl
Who's got a dream inside to change the world
Give me a lady, come on give me a man
Who′s strong enough to take a stand
And be a black light, a candle in the darkness
We need some more, black light, courageous and strong
'Til there is no more bigotry and madness
All it takes is a spark and the fire will burn on and on
I said the fire will burn on and on
You know the fire will burn on and on
Well, I need more
Black light, black light, black light, black light
Black light, black light, black light, black light
Black light, black light, black light, black light
Black light, black light, black light, black light