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Whatever you say
Whatever you do
It’s all about you
Just simply you

You always have a choice
This is your free will
Your free will
Your free will

When your heart sways
When you're on the wrong way
Your thoughts, ruminative
Preventing your soul from forgiving

You still have a choice
This is your free will
Your free will
Your free will

Each of your words
Each of your acts
Forever stays
In memory of each day's traces

This is your free will
Your free will

You are connected
Each of us is

You can refuse love
Ignore what's above
It's your decision
Your own vision

Listen to your heart
To make the decision right

Look around you
Look at yourself
You always have a choice to do
Always seek what is true
This is the best that you can do

This is your free will
Your free will

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Turn off the TV, please
The world goes crazy

Come a little bit closer
My sweet love

The news brings wars and woes
Each passing day, darkness grows

Hell is just a step away
But in your arms, I find peace always

When we're alone and the world is gone

I turn to you, you're my number one

In your eyes, I find the light
Guiding me through the darkest night

Let's shut out the noise and forget the pain
In your embrace, nothing to explain

The world is harder to cope
You are my only hope

When we're alone and the world is gone

I turn to you, you're my number one

Hate, interests, and conflicts have wings
Can we, you and I, change things?
Can we change things?
 

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President John F. Kennedy - The White House - June 11, 1963

« This Nation was founded by men of many nations and backgrounds. It was founded on the principle that all men are created equal, and that the rights of every man are diminished when the rights of one man are threatened ».

https://www.jfklibrary.org/archives/other-resources/john-f-kennedy-speeches/civil-rights-radio-and-television-report-19630611