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“You have to love your neighbor” He told to every throng But one by one they turned away He had to die alone His was a  voice Crying in the wilderness “I have a dream”, the dark man said, “Of peace on earth someday” But hatred reigned in other hearts And Martin was their prey His was a voice Crying in the wilderness The man born in Hawaii He struggles for the poor Healthcare plans are his own cross Where all can find a cure Is his a  voice Crying in the wilderness Pray all good men will recognize When hope is pushed aside To rise against the chaos Where love has been denied When truth is lost Crying in the wilderness
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Jun 27, 2013
Jun 27, 2013 at 9:35 PM UTC
Crying In The Wilderness by Louis Brown
“You have to love your neighbor” He told to every throng But one by one they turned away He had to die alone His was a  voice Crying in the wilderness “I have a dream”, the dark man said, “Of peace on earth someday” But hatred reigned in other hearts And Martin was their prey His was a voice Crying in the wilderness The man born in Hawaii He struggles for the poor Healthcare plans are his own cross Where all can find a cure Is his a  voice Crying in the wilderness Pray all good men will recognize When hope is pushed aside To rise against the chaos Where love has been denied When truth is lost Crying in the wilderness
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Jun 27, 2013
Jun 27, 2013 at 9:35 PM UTC
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