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Your time will come
Time to shine
Time to rise
From the start of time
Listen to the voice of tomorrow
Feeling frustrated, getting frightened
World has gone a little crazy
Lies making life hazy
But I feel the hurt inside
Make them happy wars don't do it
Gotta come together to move it
Not drinking Kool Aid I'm awake
And I'm ready to feel it.
From the streets to the mountain
Cross the streams to the ocean
From the swamp to the hills
Where the river runs deep
Si tu viens leader
essayer de soigner les gens
soyez gentils.
Avoir de l’amour,
n’est pas être raciste.
Et vous serai béni.
I hear the future calling
Will we be ready
Life's so unsteady
Show me that you are for the people
Making it better
Sooner than later
Show me that you will remember
What really matters
As we come together
Listen I hear the future calling
And I'm ready to feel it
From the streets to the mountain
Cross the streams to the ocean
From the swamp to the hills
Where the river runs deep
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Radio Fresh
04:08
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Zabba Zabba Zabba Zum Zum Zum x3
Freedom is an idea that
Freedom is an idea that
Freedom is an idea that cannot die
(same words in Farsi)
There ain't no music on Radio Fresh
We watch for bombs on Radio Fresh
Our heart beats on Radio Fresh
Robots taking over Radio Fresh
Lucky to be alive on Radio Fresh
Good Morning Krafranbel it's Radio Fresh
You can move the minds on Radio Fresh
It's not really Haram it's Radio Fresh
Freedom is an idea that
Freedom is an idea that
Freedom is an idea that cannot die
(same words in Farsi)
Vocal break
Zabba Zabba Zabba Zum Zum Zum x3
If you want to survive, you have to love x2
Voices come alive on Radio Fresh
People listen on Radio Fresh
Liberation is the word on Radio Fresh
You could learn a language one Radio Fresh
Got come to Jesus moments on Radio Fresh
Mohammad is key on Radio Fresh
We learn to honor Buddah on Radio Fresh
Cause we are all one on Radio Fresh
Freedom is an idea that
Freedom is an idea that
Freedom is an idea that cannot die
(same words in Farsi)
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Afrosonics Boise, Idaho
Afrosonics incorporates music from all over the world and the root of each member intermingles to create something both classic and unique. In addition to their own music, the group draws an influence from other musical genres i.e. South American, The Caribbean, Funk, Southern American Jazz, Blues, Rock and others that capture the true essence of the African, American or Universal spirit. ... more
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