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This song “Still” is about a society plagued by deep-rooted discrimination, generations have endured systemic injustices without meaningful change. Despite years of protests, petitions, and pleas for equality, progress remains elusive.
lyrics
Still
by Carol Rhoden and Matthew Durrant
Still no changes but race determines how society paces.
We march and protest
until we’re weak inside
We scream and cry
until our voices die
Tired of the violence, tired of the hate
tired of the shuh shuh tired of the wait
Still no change, still no progress
tired of the blackface tired of the humm
There's a storm
on the horizon,
you feel it
in the air
a wave of
transformation,
a cry of despair
equal rights, and justice justice
will have to prevail
a chorus of voices rising, telling their tale
still no changes still no
still no changes still no
We march on, with weary feet
and broken hearts and shattered dreams
nothing's as it truly seems
plastic, plastic smiles
one race supreme
Still no changes still no change
still no changes still no change
We've been waiting,
hoping, for a brighter day
but the shadows linger,
colors fade away
promises were made,
words in the wind
still no change, same old sins
Still no changes still no change
still no changes still no change
our voices raise
but it’s a pointing game
who's to blame
when everything stays the same
writings on the wall
while struggle goes on huh
Still no changes still no
still no changes still no
Still no changes
but race determines how society paces
credits
released May 3, 2024
Producers: Wayne Rhoden
Record Label: Goose Hut
Credits:
Drums:
Tru Stassc Productions
Guitars / Bass:
V3 Music Productions
Piano / Keyboard:
Tru Stassc Productions
