| Oh, the night is dark and dreary
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| My whole body was tired and weary
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| As I listen to the tune of the raindrops
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| I can feel upon might lifting
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| Like a cloud I started drifting
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| To a heavenly city where the rainbow stop
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| Oh, when I heard the voice
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| The most glorious voice I ever heard
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| I have no choice
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| I have to listen to every word
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| Oh yes, I had a dream
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| Folks walking side by side
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| Blessed be the tide
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| Their arms are open wide
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| Tears of joy they cried
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| Coz all of God’s children
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| We’re free at last
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| I fell deeper in a slumber
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| I saw friends I knew by the number
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| Though the vision came clear in my head
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| Now there’s no such thing as hunger
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| 'Cause we need it no longer
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| I tossed and turned there in my bed
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| Oh, when I saw his face
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| And that heavenly phase
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| I saw every pain
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| Felt by the human race
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| Oh yes, I had a dream
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| Every street in the store
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| Every deed is occur
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| Every heart is true
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| Every breath was sure
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| 'Cause all of God’s children
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| We’re free at last
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| And I can hear him singing
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| Glory, glory (glory, glory)
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| Glory, glory (glory, glory)
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| Glory, glory (glory, glory)
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| Glory, glory Hallelujah
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| Oh yes, I saw his face
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| And that heavenly phase
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| I saw all the pain
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| Felt by the human race
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| Oh yeah, I had a dream
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| Of folks walking hand in hand
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| Praising the promised land
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| Not one him knew a God
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| Nor the mother or the son
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| No fear in any man
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| No blood on any land
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| From the mountains of Tennessee
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| To the seas of Galleni
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| From the halls of Germany
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| To the shores of Tripoli
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| You know, I can hear freedom call
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| From the China walls
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| To the monts of Tsuma Hall
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| Freedom was in the air
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| Freedom is everywhere
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| Freedom (I had a dream)
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| Freedom… |