| Disc 1 | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. |
| 4:34 | 
|
|||
| 2. |
| 2:00 | 
|
|||
|
There are people who have let the problems of today
Lead them to conclude that for them life is not the way But every problem has an answer and if yours you cannot find You should talk it over to Him, He'll give you peace of mind When you feel your life's too hard, just go have a talk with God Many of us feel we walk alone without a friend Never communicating with the One who lives within Forgetting all about the One who never ever lets you down And you can talk to him anytime He's always around When you feel your life's too hard, just go have a talk with God Well, He's the only free psychiatrist that's known throughout the world For solving the problems of all men, women, little boys and girls When you feel your life's too hard, just go have a talk with God When you feel your life's too hard, just go have a talk with God When your load's too much to bear, just go talk to God He cares When you feel your life's too hard, just go have a talk with God |
||||||
| 3. |
| 3:22 |
|
|||
|
Would you like to go with me
Down my dead end street? Would you like to come with me To Village Ghetto Land? See the people lock their doors While robbers laugh and steal Beggars watch and eat their meals From garbage cans Broken glass is everywhere It's a bloody scene Killing plagues the citizens Unless they own police Children play with rusted cars Sores cover their hands Politicians laugh and drink Drunk to all demands Families buying dog food now Starvation roams the street Babies die before they're born Infected by the grief Now some folks say that we should be Glad for what we have Tell me would you be happy In Village Ghetto Land? Village Ghetto Land |
||||||
| 4. |
| 4:12 |
|
|||
| 5. |
| 4:53 |
|
|||
|
Music is a world within itself
With a language we all understand With an equal opportunity For all to sing, dance and clap their hands But just because a record has a groove Don't make it in the groove But you can tell right away at letter A When the people start to move They can feel it all over They can feel it all over people They can feel it all over They can feel it all over people Music knows it is and always will Be one of the things that life just won't quit But here are some of music's pioneers That time will not allow us to forget For there's Basie, Miller, Sachimo And the king of all Sir Duke And with a voice like Ella's ringing out There's no way the band can lose You can feel it all over You can feel it all over people You can feel it all over You can feel it all over people You can feel it all over You can feel it all over people You can feel it all over You can feel it all over people You can feel it all over You can feel it all over people You can feel it all over You can feel it all over people You can feel it all over You can feel it all over people You can feel it all over I can feel it all over, all over now people Can't you feel it all over Come on let's feel it all over people You can feel it all over Everybody, all over people |
||||||
| 6. |
| 3:53 |
|
|||
| 7. |
| 5:36 |
|
|||
| 8. |
| 2:33 |
|
|||
|
Been spending most their lives
Living in a pastime paradise Been spending most their lives Living in a pastime paradise Been wasting most their time Glorifying days long gone behind Been wasting most their days In remembrance of ignorance oldest praise Tell me who of them will come to be? How many of them are you and me? Dissipation, race relations Consolation, segregation Dispensation, isolation Exploitation, mutilation Mutations, miscreation Confirmation to the evils of the world Been spending most their lives Living in a future paradise Been spending most their lives Living in a future paradise They've been looking in their minds For the day that sorrow's lost from time They keep telling of the day When the Savior of love will come to stay Tell me who of them will come to be? How many of them are you and me? Proclamation of race relations Consolation, integration Verification of revelations Acclamation, world salvation Vibrations, simulation Confirmation to peace of the world Been spending most their lives Living in a pastime paradise Been spending most their lives Living in a pastime paradise They've been spending most their lives Living in a future paradise They've been spending most their lives Living in a future paradise We've been spending too much of our lives Living in a pastime paradise Let's start living our lives Living for the future paradise Praise to our lives Living for future paradise Shame to anyones life Living in a pastime paradise |
||||||
| 9. |
| 6:00 |
|
|||
| 10. |
| 3:47 |
|
|||
| 11. |
| 2:47 |
|
|||
| 12. |
| 2:29 |
|
|||
| 13. |
| 5:02 |
|
|||
|
First man to die
For the flag we now hold high Was a black man The ground where we stand With the flag held in our hand Was first the red man's Guide of a ship On the first Columbus trip Was a brown man The railroads for trains Came on tracking that was laid By the yellow man We pledge allegiance all our lives To the magic colors, red, blue and white But we all must be given The liberty that we defend For with justice not for all men History will repeat again It's time we learned This world was made for all men Heart surgery Was first done successfully By a black man Friendly man who died But helped the pilgrims to survive Was a red man Farm workers rights Were lifted to new heights By a brown man Incandescent light Was invented to give sight By the white man We pledge allegiance all our lives To the magic colors, red, blue and white But we all must be given The liberty that we defend For with justice not for all men History will repeat again It's time we learned This world was made for all men Here me out Oh, now I know the birthday of a nation Is a time when a country celebrates But as your hand touches your heart Remember we all played a part in America To help that banner wave First clock to be made In America was created By a black man Scout who used no chart Helped lead Lewis and Clark Was [Incomprehensible] Use of martial arts In our country got its start By a yellow man And the leader with a pen Signed his name to free all men Was a white man We pledge allegiance all our lives To the magic colors, red, blue and white But we all must be given The liberty that we defend For with justice not for all men History will repeat again It's time we learned This world was made for all men World was made for all men This world was made for all men World was made for all men God saved His world, all men All people, all babies All children, all colors, all races This world's for you and me This world, my world Your world, everybody's world This world, their world Our world, this world was made for all men Who was the first man to set foot on the North Pole? Mattew Henson, a black man Who was the first American to show the pilgrims at Plymouth The secrets of survival in the new world? Squanto, a red man Who was the soldier of Company G Who won high honors for his courage And heroism in World War 1? Sing Lee, a yellow man Who was the leader of united farm workers And helped farm workers maintain dignity and respect? Caesar Chavez, a brown man Who was the founder of blood plasma And the director of the Red Cross blood bank? Dr. Charles Drew, a black man Who was the first American heroine Who aided the Lewis and Clark expedition? Sacajewa, a red woman Who was the famous educator and semanticist Who made outstanding contributions to education in America? Hayakawa, a yellow man Who invented the world's first stop light and the gas mask? [Incomprehensible] a black man Who was the American surgeon Who was one of the founders of neurosurgery? Harvey William Cushing, a white man Who was the man who helped design the nation's capitol Made the first clock to give time in America and wrote the first almanac? Benjamin Banneker, a black man Who was the legendary hero Who helped establish the League of Iroquois? Hiawatha, a red man Who was the leader of the first microbiotic center in America? [Incomprehensible] a yellow man Who was the founder of the city of Chicago in 1772? Jean Baptiste, a black man Who was one of the organizers of the American Indian Movement? Denis Banks, a red man Who was the Jewish financier Who raised founds to sponsor Cristopher Columbus' voyage to America? Lewis D. Santangol, a white man Who was the woman Who led countless slaves to freedom on the underground railroad? Harriel Tubman, a black woman [Incomprehensible] |
||||||
| 14. |
| 4:01 |
|
|||
| 15. |
| 1:50 |
|
|||
| 16. |
| 4:30 |
|
|||
| 17. |
| 4:48 |
|
|||
| 18. |
| 5:00 |
|
|||
|
