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Voices of the Divide by SusieQ

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Voices of the Divide by SusieQ  - Indie Blues music cover art

Voices of the Divide

Indie Blues

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Cold city breakfast, marble lobbies glow. We count the unpaid bills, where the radiator
blows, They sip in penthouse lights, silver forks
and wine, While our kids draw constellations on the
corner of time, A whisper turns to footfalls on the avenue,
Two hearts in the same beat, this is our cue,
Raise our voices, break the chain, Hear the hungry, feel the pain,
Raise our voices, break the chain, No more silence, light the flame.
Bills stack like old records, the needle stays still,
Mama hums to an empty pot, trying to stretch the will,
Cold dawn lines under a neon's tired eye, We trade tomorrow's promises for another lullaby,
We stamp our feet on cracked concrete and call the name,
Chorus answers back, steady as a train, Raise our voices, break the chain,
Hear the hungry, feel the pain, Raise our voices, break the chain,
No more silence, light the flame.
Who's coming to the table at the break of day?
Voices in the doorway, hands that won't look away,
Will somebody hear the baby by the window crying?
We will with coffee coats and songs for trying,
A soup kitchen lantern, flicker steam in the cold air,
A cardboard mattress by the underpass, a child's midden there,
Volunteer hands fold loaves like prayers in their palms,
Slide guitar moans like a rescue hymn keeping us calm,
We carry small lamps through the alleys and the squares,
Antarctica hitchhikes sorrow into songs that repair,
They count their golden towers wrapped in glass and light,
We knit our broken pockets into lanterns for the night,
Raise our voices, break the chain, Hear the hungry, feel the pain,
Raise our voices, break the chain, No more silence, light the flame.
Can you hear the call we answer loud and true?
From broken streets and kitchen windows we push through,
Together we rise, no more divide.