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Walk On By (Remastered 2025)

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88' Until

88' Until (Remix)

Act I: Eternal Sunshine (the pledge)

A Written Testimony: Power At The Rate Of My Dreams

BIG Baby Jesus

Best Wishes (feat. Dr. Wesley Muhammad PhD)

(Verse – Folk/Country tone)
Mama said love’s a sin, preacher said it’s shame,
But I’m tired of carrying guilt that don’t belong to my name.
We’re all just searching for a place to call home,
Different pronouns, different hearts, but we bleed the same tone.

(Chorus – Hip Hop cadence with country hook)
Gay or straight, pan or bi,
It’s hard to keep up, but don’t deny—
Everybody’s got the right to be,
Their own authentic self, living free.
No bias, no hate, no rage,
Tear down the walls, break out the cage.

(Verse – Hip Hop storytelling)
Families throwing kids out like trash on the street,
Shame in their eyes, no shoes on their feet.
Religion twisting minds, pastors crossing lines,
Leaving scars in the soul, echoes in the spine.
Clinics full of faces, chasing numb with a pill,
Trying to quiet down the pain they can’t kill.

(Bridge – Folk lament with hope rising)
But I see a light in the broken and bruised,
A song in the silence, a truth we can’t lose.
We’re more than the labels, more than the pain,
More than the stories of guilt and shame.

(Chorus – Country uplift with hip hop beat)
Gay or straight, pan or bi,
It’s hard to keep up, but don’t deny—
Everybody’s got the right to be,
Their own authentic self, living free.
No bias, no hate, no rage,
Tear down the walls, break out the cage.

(Outro – Spoken word / rap)
This ain’t about choices, it’s about survival,
It’s about revival, it’s about arrival.
Let the kids grow strong, let the people belong,
Turn the hurt into healing, turn the pain into song.

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