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Unique, quirky, offbeat human rights oriented song about turmoil in the sixties covering Kent State, Martin Luther King, Jr. and the Kennedys; female lead R&B like vocal against a quirky folk, Americana produced track; ideal for film, documentary, tv track; song has charted on Eurpean ECMA charts. Keywords: Americana folk folk-rock MLK Kennedy King Kent State sixties offbeat unique quirky spiritual Jesus anti-war human rights peace protest Berkeley roots original urban rock alternative biographical experimental B3 sax keyboards piano guitars picking hunger jobs unemployment recession R&B saxaphone horns alternative politics Bible God political hope dispair liberal progressive healthcare health environment society leftist left left-leaning socialist current issues media misinformation propaganda war negro spirituals empathy advocate activist activism depression poor homeless poverty streets wages employment jobs unemployment corruption Washington president Congress Whitehouse religion hypocrisy radical history historical Civil Rights Human Trump people God golden rule hope uplifting inspirational spiritual thoughtful, deep dark brooding angry Parks Chavez immigration illegals immigrant migrant workers rights murder college university Vietnam Kennedys Jackie religion church African-American black racism prejudice hatred war military police criminal protest peace issues demonstration students teachers riots
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Lyrics:
Where were you the day John Kennedy died?
The day a once united nation bowed our heads and cried
Oh, sometimes it causes me to tremble
Where were you the day John Kennedy died?
Where were you the day Martin died?
When they they took him out for standin' on the poor folk's side
Oh, sometimes it causes me to tremble
Where were you the day Martin died?
Where were you the day Bobby died?
The day we thought every teardrop had long since been cried
Oh, sometimes it causes me to tremble
Where were you the day Bobby died?
Where were you the day Kent students died?
As sixty-seven shots rang out an' peace was still denied
Oh, sometimes it causes me to tremble
Where were you the day Kent students died?
Where you there when they crucified the Lord?
When they nailed him to tree for layin' down his sword
Oh, sometimes it causes me to tremble
Where were you the day John Kennedy died?
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