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Revolution Rising (Remastered)

by J. Whitman

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I never could conform To what they call the norm They say I break the rules In truth, they are the fools Rule breaker (call me a) Rule breaker (am I a) I never could conform To what they call the norm They say I break the rules In truth, they are the fools Rule breaker (call me a) Rule breaker (am I a) Rule breaker Rule breaker Rule breaker Rule breaker Rule breaker (call me a) Rule breaker (am I a) Rule breaker (call me a) Rule breaker (am I a) Rule breaker (call me a) Rule breaker (am I a)
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Here’s a question to open your mind This is one for all mankind What do you truly believe What do you truly believe Is there a God; is religion a fraud What is true and what is flawed I can tell you straight from the heart I’ve known the truth right from the start Even though many may not agree It’s the truth that makes to me This is what I truly believe This is what I truly believe I’ll shout it out for all to hear In God I trust; I have nothing to fear I’ll shout it out for all to hear In God I trust; I have nothing to fear Even though many may not agree It’s the truth that makes to me This is what I truly believe This is what I truly believe
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The violence, it grows each day Watch our world fall in decay The lesson’s hard, but it’s well learned Our cry for justice goes unheard The streets run red with blood Consuming all like a flood We watch them die Right before our eyes The violence, it grows each day Watch our world fall in decay The lesson’s hard, but it’s well learned Our cry for justice goes unheard The streets run red with blood Consuming all like a flood We watch them die Right before our eyes The streets run red with blood Consuming all like a flood We watch them die Right before our eyes The violence, it grows each day Watch our world fall in decay The lesson’s hard, but it’s well learned Our cry for justice goes unheard
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Self-centered celebrities walking the streets Paparazzi in tow trying to make ends meet The price they pay for basking in fame Using their hype to hide their shame When power and pride are found in a dollar But nothing is done for those living in squalor Who’s to say the country’s in need When those in control live only for greed When those in control live only for greed When those in control live only for greed Camps were designed due to ethnic divisions Races locked away due to someone’s decision Even today, the story’s the same Look around, aren’t we all to blame Aren’t we all to blame Stereotypical You’re given a name by the judgment of others Stereotypical Aren’t we supposed to be sisters and brothers Stereotypical You’re given a name by the judgment of others Stereotypical Aren’t we supposed to be sisters and brothers
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She looks to the sky; what is on her mind Reflections of what has already been The choices she made that she dares not change So the life she’ll bring will have a better chance Will her child learn from her mistakes Or continue the cycle of disgrace The choice is in the child’s hands The choice remains in the child’s hands He looks to the stars and dreams away Of a life he wishes he had today He complains about work and his misery And how he cannot change what seems to be Will he learn from his mistakes Or continue his cycle of disgrace The choice has been in this man’s hands The choice still remains in this man’s hands A wise man said we choose our fate Does the evidence completely agree With the world today in its complacency And the status quo that’s too blind to see Will we learn from our mistakes Or continue our cycle of disgrace The choice is ours; it’s in our hands The choice remains; it’s in our hands

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2nd official record release by J. Whitman; 10 original tracks inspired by film soundtracks & science fiction

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released September 22, 2009

Produced & released by Jeremiah Whitman Services (ASCAP)

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J. Whitman Los Angeles, California

Since 1999, J. Bradley Whitman has provided professional technical services for numerous film & stage productions.

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