
Date of issue: 22.06.2017
Record label: Matador
Song language: English
Cleveland |
I never saw your face but I can tell |
You’re there and just waiting at the Right Hand |
Satan laughs but I can swear |
I hear all the saints on their way down |
Here come the Shirts in Brown and Black |
With the flashing lights |
They’re hiding |
In different colors in the dead of night |
They’re running Waller County, Texas where 4,000 died |
And down in Jackson, Mississippi they don’t have to hide |
But innocence is alive and it’s coming back one day |
Here come the (m) boys in black and white |
With the kerosene |
It’s been the same evil power since in ‘63 |
They hang in Homewood, Alabama with the whitest sheets |
And in Montgomery County, Maryland from a sapling tree |
But innocence is alive and it’s coming back one day |
I don’t think you’re gonna get away now |
With the Seal I can hear them singing |
Kindra Chapman (We're coming back) |
Brother Andre Jones (We're coming back) |
Lennon Lacy (We're coming back) |
Sandra Bland (We're coming back) |
Roosevelt Pernell (We're coming back) |
Brother Keith Warren (We're coming back) |
Brother Alfred Wright (We're coming back) |
We’re coming back and any day now — it won’t be long… |
The hand that brings the gavel down is the hand that ties the noose |
The hand that finds you behind and ties the thirteen loops |
But that hand is gonna fold — the day is coming soon |
When we fill it full of dust and resurrect the truth |
'Cause innocence is alive and it’s coming back one day |
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Blood | 2015 |
Cry of the Martyrs | 2017 |
Remains | 2015 |
Death March | 2017 |
Walk Like a Panther | 2017 |
The Underside of Power | 2017 |
Dispossession | 2020 |
Black Eunuch | 2015 |
Losing Is Ours | 2020 |
A Murmur. A Sign. | 2017 |
There Is No Year | 2020 |
Games | 2015 |
Animals | 2017 |
Irony. Utility. Pretext. | 2015 |
Claudette | 2015 |
And When You Fall | 2015 |
Mme Rieux | 2017 |
Plague Years | 2017 |
Hour Of The Furnaces | 2020 |
Hymn for an Average Man | 2017 |