| Remember 1965, the story of the Freedom Ride
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| On a bus, they rode from town to town
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| East to west, north to south, to get it from the horse’s mouth
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| Those true stories on the ground
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| On a blazing summer’s day, Charlie Perkins led the way
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| At the public pool in Moree
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| «Step back» said the man, «you can’t get in»
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| «You've got the wrong coloured skin, we don’t want no trouble here you see»
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| All aboard the Freedom Ride
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| All aboard now, step inside
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| All aboard the Freedom Ride
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| Come and join the Freedom Ride
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| Fight for justice, fight for pride
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| All aboard the Freedom Ride
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| Charlie says now «that's a shame, ‘Cause trouble is my middle name
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| You know names hurt more than sticks and stones
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| You can try to knock us down, try to run us outta town
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| But look around, you’ll see I’m not alone.»
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| All aboard the Freedom Ride
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| All aboard now, step inside
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| All aboard the Freedom Ride
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| Come and join the Freedom Ride
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| Fight for justice, fight for pride
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| All aboard the Freedom Ride
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| All aboard the Freedom Ride
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| All aboard now, step inside
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| All aboard the Freedom Ride
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| We’ll always need a Freedom Ride
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| Fear and hate will never die
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| All aboard the Freedom Ride
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| All aboard the Freedom Ride, all aboard |