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Anne Braden

Einfache Gitarrenakkorde für Anne Braden von Flobots

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    • Verse 1
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    [Spoken]
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    What I've realized since is that it's a very painful process but it is not destructive. It's the road to liberation. The what really happened in the sixties
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    was that this country took just the first step toward admitting that it had been wrong on race, and creativity burst out in all directions.
    Verse 2
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    From the color of the faces
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    in Sunday songs
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    To the hatred they raised

    all the youngsters on
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    Once upon a time in this country, long ago
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    She knew there was

    something wrong
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    Because the song said "yellow,
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    red, black, and white
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    Every one precious in the path of Christ"
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    But what about the daughter
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    Of the woman cleaning their house?
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    Wasn't she a child they were

    singin' about?
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    And if Jesus
    Verse 3
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    loves us, black

    and white skin
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    Why didn't her white mother

    invite them in?
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    When did it become a room
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    for no blacks to step in?

    How did she already know not
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    to ask the question?
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    Left lasting impressions

    At a lesson, comfort's gone
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    She never thought things would ever change
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    But she always knew there was

    something wrong
    Verse 4
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    Always knew there was
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    somethin' wrong.
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    She always knew there
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    was somethin' wrong
    Verse 5
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    Years later, she found herself
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    Mississippi bound to help
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    Stop the legalized lynching
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    of Mr. Willy McGee
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    But they couldn't stop it
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    So they thought that they'd talk to the

    governor about what'd happened
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    And say, "We're tired of being used as
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    an excuse to kill black men"
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    But the cops wouldn't let 'em past
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    And these wo men,

    they struck 'em as uppity
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    So they hauled 'em all off to jail
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    And they called in protective custody
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    Then from her
    Verse 6

    cell
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    She heard her jailers
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    Grumblin' about "outsiders"
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    When she called 'em out
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    And said she was from the south,

    they shouted,
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    "Why is a nice,
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    Southern lady makin' trouble

    For the governor?"
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    She said, "I guess I'm not
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    your type of lady
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    And I guess I'm not

    your type of Southerner
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    But be fore you call me traitor,
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    Well it's plain as just to say
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    I was a child in Mississippi
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    But I'm ashamed of it today"
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    She always
    Verse 7
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    knew there was
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    somethin' wrong
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    She always knew there was somethin'
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    wrong
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    She always knew there
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    was somethin' wrong
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    She always knew there was somethin'
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    wrong
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    ([spoken] And, all of a sudden,
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    I realized I was on the other side)
    Verse 8

    Imagine the world that you're

    standing within

    All of your neighbors,

    they're family-friends

    How How would you cope facing the fact

    The flesh on their hands

    was tainted with sin?

    She faced this every day

    People she saw on a regular basis

    People she loved, in several cases

    People she knew were incredibly racist
    Verse 9
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    It was painful,
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    but she never stopped loving them
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    Never stopped callin' their names
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    And she never stopped being
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    a Southern woman
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    And she never stopped

    fighting for change
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    And she saw that her struggle was
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    in the tradition of ancestors
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    never aware of her
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    It continues today:
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    The soul of a Southerner
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    born of the other America
    Verse 10
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    She always knew there was
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    somethin' wrong
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    She always knew there was somethin'
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    wrong
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    She always knew there
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    was somethin' wrong
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    She always knew there was
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    somethin' wrong
    Verse 11
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    [Spoken]

    What you win in the immediate battles is little compared to the effort you put into it but if you see that as a part of this total movement to build a new world, you know what could be (????? "oooh,
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    ooooh"). You do have a choice. You don't have to be a part of the world of the lynchers. You can join the other America. There is another America!

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