by All Star Tribute Band on album Sing the Hits of Sawyer Brown

by Karaoke Universe on album Karaoke Party Selection, Vol. 99

by A Nice Vibe on album Karaoke Hits - Sawyer Brown (Karaoke Version)

by Albert 2 Stone on album Greatest Karaoke Hits, Vol. 380 (Karaoke Version)

by Julia Jacklin on album Don't Let the Kids Win

by Lily Jurkiewicz on album Keep It Together

by Eric Bachmann on album Eric Bachmann

by Lily & Madeleine on album Keep It Together

by Library Voices on album Lovish

by Brock Berrigan on album Two AM

by Empty Pools on album Saturn Reruns

by Gil Scott-Heron on album Small Talk At 125th and Lenox

Many suggestions And documents written. Many directions For the end that was given. They gave us Pieces of silver and pieces of gold. Tell me, Who'll pay reparations on my soul? Many fine speeches (o

by Gil Scott-Heron on album Small Talk at 125th and Lenox

Many suggestions And documents written. Many directions For the end that was given. They gave us Pieces of silver and pieces of gold. Tell me, Who'll pay reparations on my soul? Many fine speeches (o

by Gil Scott-Heron on album Small Talk At 125th And Lenox

Many suggestions And documents written. Many directions For the end that was given. They gave us Pieces of silver and pieces of gold. Tell me, Who'll pay reparations on my soul? Many fine speeches (o

by Gil Scott-Heron on album Small Talk At 125th and Lenox

In 1600 I was a darkie Until 1865, a slave In 1900 I was a nigger Or at least, that was my name In 1960 I was a negro And then brother Malcom came along And then some nigger shot Malcom down But the

by Gil Scott-Heron on album Small Talk at 125th and Lenox

In 1600 I was a darkie Until 1865, a slave In 1900 I was a nigger Or at least, that was my name In 1960 I was a negro And then brother Malcom came along And then some nigger shot Malcom down But the

by Gil Scott-Heron on album Small Talk At 125th And Lenox

In 1600 I was a darkie Until 1865, a slave In 1900 I was a nigger Or at least, that was my name In 1960 I was a negro And then brother Malcom came along And then some nigger shot Malcom down But the

by Gil Scott-Heron on album Small Talk At 125th and Lenox

We deal in too many externals, brother. Always afros, handshakes, and dashikis. Never can a man build a working structure for black capitalism. Always does a man read Mao or Fanon. I think I know yo

by Gil Scott-Heron on album Small Talk at 125th and Lenox

We deal in too many externals, brother. Always afros, handshakes, and dashikis. Never can a man build a working structure for black capitalism. Always does a man read Mao or Fanon. I think I know yo

by Gil Scott-Heron on album Small Talk At 125th And Lenox

We deal in too many externals, brother. Always afros, handshakes, and dashikis. Never can a man build a working structure for black capitalism. Always does a man read Mao or Fanon. I think I know yo