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Maybe they feared a revolution Or maybe it was just chauvinism But for whatever reason They would not let his voice be heard By the suffering masses Of the decaying metropolis But his voice was heard somehow In a land far far away Where everything was seen in black and white But the people longed for the rainbow's delight His haunting voice filled their void His piercing lyrics became their spear His aura became their guiding light Like a miracle unexpected A revolution occurred And the rainbow emerged Meanwhile, The Sugar Man still drifted unheard In his grey urban wilderness
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Jun 4, 2015
Jun 4, 2015 at 1:19 PM UTC
Sugar Man
Maybe they feared a revolution Or maybe it was just chauvinism But for whatever reason They would not let his voice be heard By the suffering masses Of the decaying metropolis But his voice was heard somehow In a land far far away Where everything was seen in black and white But the people longed for the rainbow's delight His haunting voice filled their void His piercing lyrics became their spear His aura became their guiding light Like a miracle unexpected A revolution occurred And the rainbow emerged Meanwhile, The Sugar Man still drifted unheard In his grey urban wilderness
A case of real-life being stranger than fiction. Inspired by the real-life story of Sixto "Sugar Man" Rodriguez. See "Searching for Sugar Man" and you'll know what I mean. Truly inspiring. Truly Amazing.
sameer-denzi
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Jun 4, 2015
Jun 4, 2015 at 1:19 PM UTC
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