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This song is an anthem for equality for all and I really hope it inspires others to do EVERYTHING they can to help with the systemic change we need. We all have a role to play so let’s step up. I’m working on final distribution actions and hope to have the song out in the next few weeks.
lyrics
CROSSROADS
I was 15, watching a prime-time show
They were treating folks bad in a way I didn’t know
I knew it was wrong, watching it I felt sick
I had no clue in real life, it was systemic
As I aged, I grew to hate those who hated
I shut people down, it wasn’t debated
The power this took from me was unsettling
So, I disengaged, rather than severing
Everything is clear now
I see it all so clear now
All people are equal but not treated that way
Every single one of us has our role to play
We’re all at a crossroad, let’s bring down the walls
We aren't really free without equality for all
United we can thrive, divided we fall
We aren't really free without equality for all
Every day, every hour, I will learn what I can do
I know I’ll never understand, but I can stand with you.
With the right momentum we can bring real change
The reward for our efforts, our world rearranged
Everything is clear now
I see it all so clear now
All people are equal but not treated that way
Every single one of us has our role to play
We’re all at a crossroad, let’s bring down the walls
We aren't really free without equality for all
United we can thrive, divided we fall
We aren't really free without equality for all
Denounce to dismantle, we have to say it’s wrong
we have to say it’s wrong, we have to say it’s wrong,
Denounce to dismantle, we have to say it’s wrong
we have to say it’s wrong, we have to say it’s wrong,
All people are equal but not treated that way
Every single one of us has our role to play
We’re all at a crossroad, let’s bring down the walls
We aren't really free without equality for all
United we can thrive, divided we fall
We aren't really free without equality for all
All people are equal but not treated that way
Every single one of us has our role to play
We’re all at a crossroad, let’s bring down the walls
We aren't really free without equality for all
United we can thrive, divided we fall
We aren't really free without equality for all
credits
released October 5, 2021
Written by: Gail Taylor, (SOCAN - Gail Taylor Music) & Mallory Bishop, (ASCAP - MasterBuilder Music)
Produced by: Gail Taylor & Mallory Bishop
Played, Recorded, Mixed and Mastered at: Beaird Music Group, Nashville, TN
Lyric Video - Lauren Harding
I'm in the process of reinventing myself as a songwriter and musician.
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