| Say what you want about the gays
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| The one thing that they are not, is afraid
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| You thought you had 'em down
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| You thought you had 'em beat
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| Then there’s thirty thousand righteous dudes
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| Marching down the street
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| We may not all agree on sex
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| But we can all agree on love
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| Free a man
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| And love will follow
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| Free a man
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| And love will follow
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| Free a man
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| And love will follow
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| For the sake of perspective we look back
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| What it’s meant in this country to be black
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| You thought you had 'em beat
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| You thought you’d keep 'em down
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| But you only fanned the flames
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| That burned your castle to the ground
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| When you employ the tactics of hate
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| You’ve already lost the war on principle
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| You’ve got to free a man
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| And love will follow
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| Free a man
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| And love will follow
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| Free a man
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| And love will follow
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| There’s a newly sung song going down
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| Religion has not failed man
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| No, it’s the other way around
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| When your purse is empty but your heart is full
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| There’s a different direction that your heart is pulled
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| No more fool or money’s clown
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| When history makes the man
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| Not the other way around
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| The soul takes its hearty form
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| From the inner storm
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| No doubt in attempt to quell
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| Self-will unbounded
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| Let the soul imagine the man
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| Not the other way around
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| Say what you want about the kids
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| But ain’t they only doing what we did
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| You clamp 'em when they’re young
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| Or freeze 'em when they’re teens
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| Teach 'em commerce and religion are the reason, rhyme, and means
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| But when the same fear brings us to the brink
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| They’ll be looking for a different way to think
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| You’ve got to free a man
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| And love will follow
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| Free a man
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| And love will follow
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| Free a man
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| And love will follow
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| Free a man
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| And love will follow
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| Free a man
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| And love will follow
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| Free a man
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| And love will follow
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| Free a man
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| And love will follow
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| Free a man
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| And love will follow |