Black In America

Jesse Johnson

[Chorus]
Being in black in America
Sometimes I can’t believe
People think that I’m just a crazy fool
For believing in a dream
Being in black in America
Sometimes I can’t believe
People think that I’m just a crazy fool
For believing in a dream

[Verse]
They look at me, they look at my car
I think they try to tell me that I’m a star
To me there’s no such thing
Some of us are lucky by far
But still we fight for the rights to be
Black and brown and set free
I beg your pardon, I didn’t mean you
I take the blame, you don’t stand accused
To you my love and apology
The point is, it’s only getting worse
If not for ourselves, the children deserve
A better world from you and me

[Bridge]
If I could dream tomorrow, my Lord
I’d take all the hurt away, yesterday
If I could save your sorrows, Lord knows
I’d save ‘em, baby, save ‘em for a rainy day, yeah

[Chorus]
Being in black in America
(Black in America)
Sometimes I can’t believe
(I don’t know why you can’t believe)
People think that I’m just a crazy fool
(Black in America)
For believing in a dream
(No, no, everybody)
Being in black in America
(Black in America, no baby)
Sometimes I can’t believe
(You know I just can’t, I can’t believe)
People think that (Can’t, can’t believe) I’m just a crazy fool
For believing in a dream

Trivia about the song Black In America by Jesse Johnson

When was the song “Black In America” released by Jesse Johnson?
The song Black In America was released in 1986, on the album “Shockadelica”.

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