[{"id":3573531,"name":"Alabama 69","trackName":"Alabama 69","artistName":"Humble Pie","albumName":"As Safe As Yesterday Is (Expanded Edition)","duration":417.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Yep\nThis one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n\nI come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\nAnd my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\nThey work us till they break our back\nBeat us cos our skin is black\nI guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n\nYeah, when will we be free\nI wanna walk down any road\nAnd feel I have my liberty\n\nWell, from day to day I live to die\nThe scars across my back don't lie\nAin't there anyone out there\nTo hear my freedom cry\n\nWell, I believe a man's a man who earns his pay as best he can\nThe colour of his skin don't mean he ain't just like you\nYeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\nThey think that we were born to smell\nOf sweat and dust and dirt\nOr plough until we die\n\nHallelujah\nLet me hear you now\n\nWhen will we be free\nI wanna walk down any road\nAnd feel I have my liberty\n\nThese shoes I'm wearing every day\nGot holes the size of Frisco Bay\nI'm praying for the time\nWhen there will come a judgement day\n\nLet me play you some lead here\nOoh, ooh\n\nWell, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\nThat one day we would walk along the white side of the street\nNow, but there were some bad folk around\nThat got so riled they shot him down\nAnd there ain't a cop in town\nWho wouldn't do the same for me\n\nYeah, now, when will we be free\nI wanna walk down any road\nAnd feel I have my liberty\n\nWell, now, now\nWhen will we be free\nYeah, yeah\nWhen will we be free\nOoh, yeah\nWhen will we be free\nWell, now, now\nWhen will we be free\nWell, now, now, now, now\nWhen will we be free-acap","syncedLyrics":"[00:07.47] Yep\n[00:14.57] This one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n[00:18.59] I come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\n[00:24.13] And my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\n[00:31.63] They work us till they break our back\n[00:36.18] Beat us cos our skin is black\n[00:39.36] I guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n[00:45.92] Yeah, when will we be free\n[00:52.17] I wanna walk down any road\n[00:56.72] And feel I have my liberty\n[01:00.86] Well, from day to day I live to die\n[01:05.60] The scars across my back don't lie\n[01:09.38] Ain't there anyone out there\n[01:13.03] To hear my freedom cry\n[01:36.46] Well, I believe a man's a man who earns his pay as best he can\n[01:42.36] The colour of his skin don't mean he ain't just like you\n[01:50.11] Yeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\n[01:54.49] They think that we were born to smell\n[01:59.43] Of sweat and dust and dirt\n[02:01.32] Or plough until we die\n[02:04.77] Hallelujah\n[02:28.62] Let me hear you now\n[02:29.23] When will we be free\n[02:29.84] I wanna walk down any road\n[02:30.53] And feel I have my liberty\n[02:31.29] These shoes I'm wearing every day\n[02:32.39] Got holes the size of Frisco Bay\n[02:33.19] I'm praying for the time\n[02:33.96] When there will come a judgement day\n[03:04.66] Let me play you some lead here\n[03:08.73] Ooh, ooh\n[03:09.34] Well, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\n[03:11.14] That one day we would walk along the white side of the street\n[03:19.92] Now, but there were some bad folk around\n[03:22.57] That got so riled they shot him down\n[03:26.58] And there ain't a cop in town\n[03:29.40] Who wouldn't do the same for me\n[03:35.14] Yeah, now, when will we be free\n[03:41.30] I wanna walk down any road\n[03:43.57] And feel I have my liberty\n[03:48.96] Well, now, now\n[03:52.27] When will we be free\n[03:54.37] Yeah, yeah\n[03:56.53] When will we be free\n[04:00.10] Ooh, yeah\n[04:02.83] When will we be free\n[04:09.70] Well, now, now\n[04:11.02] When will we be free\n[04:16.33] Well, now, now, now, now\n[04:18.64] When will we be free-acap\n[04:24.25] ","lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: Alabama 69\n  artist: Humble Pie\n  album: As Safe As Yesterday Is (Expanded Edition)\n  duration_ms: 417000\n  instrumental: false\nlines:\n- text: Yep\n  start_ms: 7470\n  end_ms: 14570\n- text: This one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n  start_ms: 14570\n  end_ms: 18590\n- text: I come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\n  start_ms: 18590\n  end_ms: 24130\n- text: And my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\n  start_ms: 24130\n  end_ms: 31630\n- text: They work us till they break our back\n  start_ms: 31630\n  end_ms: 36180\n- text: Beat us cos our skin is black\n  start_ms: 36180\n  end_ms: 39360\n- text: I guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n  start_ms: 39360\n  end_ms: 45920\n- text: Yeah, when will we be free\n  start_ms: 45920\n  end_ms: 52170\n- text: I wanna walk down any road\n  start_ms: 52170\n  end_ms: 56720\n- text: And feel I have my liberty\n  start_ms: 56720\n  end_ms: 60860\n- text: Well, from day to day I live to die\n  start_ms: 60860\n  end_ms: 65600\n- text: The scars across my back don't lie\n  start_ms: 65600\n  end_ms: 69380\n- text: Ain't there anyone out there\n  start_ms: 69380\n  end_ms: 73030\n- text: To hear my freedom cry\n  start_ms: 73030\n  end_ms: 96460\n- text: Well, I believe a man's a man who earns his pay as best he can\n  start_ms: 96460\n  end_ms: 102360\n- text: The colour of his skin don't mean he ain't just like you\n  start_ms: 102360\n  end_ms: 110110\n- text: Yeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\n  start_ms: 110110\n  end_ms: 114490\n- text: They think that we were born to smell\n  start_ms: 114490\n  end_ms: 119430\n- text: Of sweat and dust and dirt\n  start_ms: 119430\n  end_ms: 121320\n- text: Or plough until we die\n  start_ms: 121320\n  end_ms: 124770\n- text: Hallelujah\n  start_ms: 124770\n  end_ms: 148620\n- text: Let me hear you now\n  start_ms: 148620\n  end_ms: 149230\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 149230\n  end_ms: 149840\n- text: I wanna walk down any road\n  start_ms: 149840\n  end_ms: 150530\n- text: And feel I have my liberty\n  start_ms: 150530\n  end_ms: 151290\n- text: These shoes I'm wearing every day\n  start_ms: 151290\n  end_ms: 152390\n- text: Got holes the size of Frisco Bay\n  start_ms: 152390\n  end_ms: 153190\n- text: I'm praying for the time\n  start_ms: 153190\n  end_ms: 153960\n- text: When there will come a judgement day\n  start_ms: 153960\n  end_ms: 184660\n- text: Let me play you some lead here\n  start_ms: 184660\n  end_ms: 188730\n- text: Ooh, ooh\n  start_ms: 188730\n  end_ms: 189340\n- text: Well, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\n  start_ms: 189340\n  end_ms: 191140\n- text: That one day we would walk along the white side of the street\n  start_ms: 191140\n  end_ms: 199920\n- text: Now, but there were some bad folk around\n  start_ms: 199920\n  end_ms: 202570\n- text: That got so riled they shot him down\n 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258640\n- text: When will we be free-acap\n  start_ms: 258640\n  end_ms: 264250\n- text: ''\n  start_ms: 264250\nplain: |-\n  Yep\n  This one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n\n  I come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\n  And my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\n  They work us till they break our back\n  Beat us cos our skin is black\n  I guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n\n  Yeah, when will we be free\n  I wanna walk down any road\n  And feel I have my liberty\n\n  Well, from day to day I live to die\n  The scars across my back don't lie\n  Ain't there anyone out there\n  To hear my freedom cry\n\n  Well, I believe a man's a man who earns his pay as best he can\n  The colour of his skin don't mean he ain't just like you\n  Yeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\n  They think that we were born to smell\n  Of sweat and dust and dirt\n  Or plough until we die\n\n  Hallelujah\n  Let me hear you now\n\n  When will we be free\n  I wanna walk down any road\n  And feel I have my liberty\n\n  These shoes I'm wearing every day\n  Got holes the size of Frisco Bay\n  I'm praying for the time\n  When there will come a judgement day\n\n  Let me play you some lead here\n  Ooh, ooh\n\n  Well, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\n  That one day we would walk along the white side of the street\n  Now, but there were some bad folk around\n  That got so riled they shot him down\n  And there ain't a cop in town\n  Who wouldn't do the same for me\n\n  Yeah, now, when will we be free\n  I wanna walk down any road\n  And feel I have my liberty\n\n  Well, now, now\n  When will we be free\n  Yeah, yeah\n  When will we be free\n  Ooh, yeah\n  When will we be free\n  Well, now, now\n  When will we be free\n  Well, now, now, now, now\n  When will we be free-acap\n"},{"id":30510978,"name":"Alabama '69","trackName":"Alabama '69","artistName":"Humble Pie","albumName":"Natural Born Bugie - The Immediate Anthology - CD 1","duration":419.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Yep\nThis one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n\nI come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\nAnd my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\nThey work us till they break our back\nBeat us cos our skin is black\nI guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n\nYeah, when will we be free\nI wanna walk down any road\nAnd feel I have my liberty\n\nWell, from day to day I live to die\nThe scars across my back don't lie\nAin't there anyone out there\nTo hear my freedom cry\n\nWell, I believe a man's a man who earns his pay as best he can\nThe colour of his skin don't mean he ain't just like you\nYeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\nThey think that we were born to smell\nOf sweat and dust and dirt\nOr plough until we die\n\nHallelujah\nLet me hear you now\n\nWhen will we be free\nI wanna walk down any road\nAnd feel I have my liberty\n\nThese shoes I'm wearing every day\nGot holes the size of Frisco Bay\nI'm praying for the time\nWhen there will come a judgement day\n\nLet me play you some lead here\nOoh, ooh\n\nWell, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\nThat one day we would walk along the white side of the street\nNow, but there were some bad folk around\nThat got so riled they shot him down\nAnd there ain't a cop in town\nWho wouldn't do the same for me\n\nYeah, now, when will we be free\nI wanna walk down any road\nAnd feel I have my liberty\n\nWell, now, now\nWhen will we be free\nYeah, yeah\nWhen will we be free\nOoh, yeah\nWhen will we be free\nWell, now, now\nWhen will we be free\nWell, now, now, now, now\nWhen will we be free-acap","syncedLyrics":"[00:07.47] Yep\n[00:14.57] This one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n[00:18.59] I come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\n[00:24.13] And my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\n[00:31.63] They work us till they break our back\n[00:36.18] Beat us cos our skin is black\n[00:39.36] I guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n[00:45.92] Yeah, when will we be free\n[00:52.17] I wanna walk down any road\n[00:56.72] And feel I have my liberty\n[01:00.86] Well, from day to day I live to die\n[01:05.60] The scars across my back don't lie\n[01:09.38] Ain't there anyone out there\n[01:13.03] To hear my freedom cry\n[01:36.46] Well, I believe a man's a man who earns his pay as best he can\n[01:42.36] The colour of his skin don't mean he ain't just like you\n[01:50.11] Yeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\n[01:54.49] They think that we were born to smell\n[01:59.43] Of sweat and dust and dirt\n[02:01.32] Or plough until we die\n[02:04.77] Hallelujah\n[02:28.62] Let me hear you now\n[02:29.23] When will we be free\n[02:29.84] I wanna walk down any road\n[02:30.53] And feel I have my liberty\n[02:31.29] These shoes I'm wearing every day\n[02:32.39] Got holes the size of Frisco Bay\n[02:33.19] I'm praying for the time\n[02:33.96] When there will come a judgement day\n[03:04.66] Let me play you some lead here\n[03:08.73] Ooh, ooh\n[03:09.34] Well, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\n[03:11.14] That one day we would walk along the white side of the street\n[03:19.92] Now, but there were some bad folk around\n[03:22.57] That got so riled they shot him down\n[03:26.58] And there ain't a cop in town\n[03:29.40] Who wouldn't do the same for me\n[03:35.14] Yeah, now, when will we be free\n[03:41.30] I wanna walk down any road\n[03:43.57] And feel I have my liberty\n[03:48.96] Well, now, now\n[03:52.27] When will we be free\n[03:54.37] Yeah, yeah\n[03:56.53] When will we be free\n[04:00.10] Ooh, yeah\n[04:02.83] When will we be free\n[04:09.70] Well, now, now\n[04:11.02] When will we be free\n[04:16.33] Well, now, now, now, now\n[04:18.64] When will we be free-acap\n[04:24.25] ","lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: Alabama '69\n  artist: Humble Pie\n  album: Natural Born Bugie - The Immediate Anthology - CD 1\n  duration_ms: 419000\n  instrumental: false\nlines:\n- text: Yep\n  start_ms: 7470\n  end_ms: 14570\n- text: This one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n  start_ms: 14570\n  end_ms: 18590\n- text: I come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\n  start_ms: 18590\n  end_ms: 24130\n- text: And my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\n  start_ms: 24130\n  end_ms: 31630\n- text: They work us till they break our back\n  start_ms: 31630\n  end_ms: 36180\n- text: Beat us cos our skin is black\n  start_ms: 36180\n  end_ms: 39360\n- text: I guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n  start_ms: 39360\n  end_ms: 45920\n- text: Yeah, when will we be free\n  start_ms: 45920\n  end_ms: 52170\n- text: I wanna walk down any road\n  start_ms: 52170\n  end_ms: 56720\n- text: And feel I have my liberty\n  start_ms: 56720\n  end_ms: 60860\n- text: Well, from day to day I live to die\n  start_ms: 60860\n  end_ms: 65600\n- text: The scars across my back don't lie\n  start_ms: 65600\n  end_ms: 69380\n- text: Ain't there anyone out there\n  start_ms: 69380\n  end_ms: 73030\n- text: To hear my freedom cry\n  start_ms: 73030\n  end_ms: 96460\n- text: Well, I believe a man's a man who earns his pay as best he can\n  start_ms: 96460\n  end_ms: 102360\n- text: The colour of his skin don't mean he ain't just like you\n  start_ms: 102360\n  end_ms: 110110\n- text: Yeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\n  start_ms: 110110\n  end_ms: 114490\n- text: They think that we were born to smell\n  start_ms: 114490\n  end_ms: 119430\n- text: Of sweat and dust and dirt\n  start_ms: 119430\n  end_ms: 121320\n- text: Or plough until we die\n  start_ms: 121320\n  end_ms: 124770\n- text: Hallelujah\n  start_ms: 124770\n  end_ms: 148620\n- text: Let me hear you now\n  start_ms: 148620\n  end_ms: 149230\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 149230\n  end_ms: 149840\n- text: I wanna walk down any road\n  start_ms: 149840\n  end_ms: 150530\n- text: And feel I have my liberty\n  start_ms: 150530\n  end_ms: 151290\n- text: These shoes I'm wearing every day\n  start_ms: 151290\n  end_ms: 152390\n- text: Got holes the size of Frisco Bay\n  start_ms: 152390\n  end_ms: 153190\n- text: I'm praying for the time\n  start_ms: 153190\n  end_ms: 153960\n- text: When there will come a judgement day\n  start_ms: 153960\n  end_ms: 184660\n- text: Let me play you some lead here\n  start_ms: 184660\n  end_ms: 188730\n- text: Ooh, ooh\n  start_ms: 188730\n  end_ms: 189340\n- text: Well, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\n  start_ms: 189340\n  end_ms: 191140\n- text: That one day we would walk along the white side of the street\n  start_ms: 191140\n  end_ms: 199920\n- text: Now, but there were some bad folk around\n  start_ms: 199920\n  end_ms: 202570\n- text: That got so riled they shot him down\n  start_ms: 202570\n  end_ms: 206580\n- text: And there ain't a cop in town\n  start_ms: 206580\n  end_ms: 209400\n- text: Who wouldn't do the same for me\n  start_ms: 209400\n  end_ms: 215140\n- text: Yeah, now, when will we be free\n  start_ms: 215140\n  end_ms: 221300\n- text: I wanna walk down any road\n  start_ms: 221300\n  end_ms: 223570\n- text: And feel I have my liberty\n  start_ms: 223570\n  end_ms: 228960\n- text: Well, now, now\n  start_ms: 228960\n  end_ms: 232270\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 232270\n  end_ms: 234370\n- text: Yeah, yeah\n  start_ms: 234370\n  end_ms: 236530\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 236530\n  end_ms: 240100\n- text: Ooh, yeah\n  start_ms: 240100\n  end_ms: 242830\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 242830\n  end_ms: 249700\n- text: Well, now, now\n  start_ms: 249700\n  end_ms: 251020\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 251020\n  end_ms: 256330\n- text: Well, now, now, now, now\n  start_ms: 256330\n  end_ms: 258640\n- text: When will we be free-acap\n  start_ms: 258640\n  end_ms: 264250\n- text: ''\n  start_ms: 264250\nplain: |-\n  Yep\n  This one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n\n  I come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\n  And my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\n  They work us till they break our back\n  Beat us cos our skin is black\n  I guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n\n  Yeah, when will we be free\n  I wanna walk down any road\n  And feel I have my liberty\n\n  Well, from day to day I live to die\n  The scars across my back don't lie\n  Ain't there anyone out there\n  To hear my freedom cry\n\n  Well, I believe a man's a man who earns his pay as best he can\n  The colour of his skin don't mean he ain't just like you\n  Yeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\n  They think that we were born to smell\n  Of sweat and dust and dirt\n  Or plough until we die\n\n  Hallelujah\n  Let me hear you now\n\n  When will we be free\n  I wanna walk down any road\n  And feel I have my liberty\n\n  These shoes I'm wearing every day\n  Got holes the size of Frisco Bay\n  I'm praying for the time\n  When there will come a judgement day\n\n  Let me play you some lead here\n  Ooh, ooh\n\n  Well, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\n  That one day we would walk along the white side of the street\n  Now, but there were some bad folk around\n  That got so riled they shot him down\n  And there ain't a cop in town\n  Who wouldn't do the same for me\n\n  Yeah, now, when will we be free\n  I wanna walk down any road\n  And feel I have my liberty\n\n  Well, now, now\n  When will we be free\n  Yeah, yeah\n  When will we be free\n  Ooh, yeah\n  When will we be free\n  Well, now, now\n  When will we be free\n  Well, now, now, now, now\n  When will we be free-acap\n"},{"id":30135101,"name":"Alabama ’69","trackName":"Alabama ’69","artistName":"Humble Pie","albumName":"As Safe as Yesterday Is","duration":335.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Yep\nThis one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n\nI come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\nAnd my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\nThey work us till they break our back\nBeat us cos our skin is black\nI guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n\nYeah, when will we be free\nI wanna walk down any road\nAnd feel I have my liberty\n\nWell, from day to day I live to die\nThe scars across my back don't lie\nAin't there anyone out there\nTo hear my freedom cry\n\nWell, I believe a man's a man who earns his pay as best he can\nThe colour of his skin don't mean he ain't just like you\nYeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\nThey think that we were born to smell\nOf sweat and dust and dirt\nOr plough until we die\n\nHallelujah\nLet me hear you now\n\nWhen will we be free\nI wanna walk down any road\nAnd feel I have my liberty\n\nThese shoes I'm wearing every day\nGot holes the size of Frisco Bay\nI'm praying for the time\nWhen there will come a judgement day\n\nLet me play you some lead here\nOoh, ooh\n\nWell, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\nThat one day we would walk along the white side of the street\nNow, but there were some bad folk around\nThat got so riled they shot him down\nAnd there ain't a cop in town\nWho wouldn't do the same for me\n\nYeah, now, when will we be free\nI wanna walk down any road\nAnd feel I have my liberty\n\nWell, now, now\nWhen will we be free\nYeah, yeah\nWhen will we be free\nOoh, yeah\nWhen will we be free\nWell, now, now\nWhen will we be free\nWell, now, now, now, now\nWhen will we be free-acap","syncedLyrics":"[00:07.47] Yep\n[00:14.57] This one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n[00:18.59] I come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\n[00:24.13] And my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\n[00:31.63] They work us till they break our back\n[00:36.18] Beat us cos our skin is black\n[00:39.36] I guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n[00:45.92] Yeah, when will we be free\n[00:52.17] I wanna walk down any road\n[00:56.72] And feel I have my liberty\n[01:00.86] Well, from day to day I live to die\n[01:05.60] The scars across my back don't lie\n[01:09.38] Ain't there anyone out there\n[01:13.03] To hear my freedom cry\n[01:36.46] Well, I believe a man's a man who earns his pay as best he can\n[01:42.36] The colour of his skin don't mean he ain't just like you\n[01:50.11] Yeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\n[01:54.49] They think that we were born to smell\n[01:59.43] Of sweat and dust and dirt\n[02:01.32] Or plough until we die\n[02:04.77] Hallelujah\n[02:28.62] Let me hear you now\n[02:29.23] When will we be free\n[02:29.84] I wanna walk down any road\n[02:30.53] And feel I have my liberty\n[02:31.29] These shoes I'm wearing every day\n[02:32.39] Got holes the size of Frisco Bay\n[02:33.19] I'm praying for the time\n[02:33.96] When there will come a judgement day\n[03:04.66] Let me play you some lead here\n[03:08.73] Ooh, ooh\n[03:09.34] Well, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\n[03:11.14] That one day we would walk along the white side of the street\n[03:19.92] Now, but there were some bad folk around\n[03:22.57] That got so riled they shot him down\n[03:26.58] And there ain't a cop in town\n[03:29.40] Who wouldn't do the same for me\n[03:35.14] Yeah, now, when will we be free\n[03:41.30] I wanna walk down any road\n[03:43.57] And feel I have my liberty\n[03:48.96] Well, now, now\n[03:52.27] When will we be free\n[03:54.37] Yeah, yeah\n[03:56.53] When will we be free\n[04:00.10] Ooh, yeah\n[04:02.83] When will we be free\n[04:09.70] Well, now, now\n[04:11.02] When will we be free\n[04:16.33] Well, now, now, now, now\n[04:18.64] When will we be free-acap\n[04:24.25] ","lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: Alabama ’69\n  artist: Humble Pie\n  album: As Safe as Yesterday Is\n  duration_ms: 335000\n  instrumental: false\nlines:\n- text: Yep\n  start_ms: 7470\n  end_ms: 14570\n- text: This one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n  start_ms: 14570\n  end_ms: 18590\n- text: I 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223570\n- text: And feel I have my liberty\n  start_ms: 223570\n  end_ms: 228960\n- text: Well, now, now\n  start_ms: 228960\n  end_ms: 232270\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 232270\n  end_ms: 234370\n- text: Yeah, yeah\n  start_ms: 234370\n  end_ms: 236530\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 236530\n  end_ms: 240100\n- text: Ooh, yeah\n  start_ms: 240100\n  end_ms: 242830\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 242830\n  end_ms: 249700\n- text: Well, now, now\n  start_ms: 249700\n  end_ms: 251020\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 251020\n  end_ms: 256330\n- text: Well, now, now, now, now\n  start_ms: 256330\n  end_ms: 258640\n- text: When will we be free-acap\n  start_ms: 258640\n  end_ms: 264250\n- text: ''\n  start_ms: 264250\nplain: |-\n  Yep\n  This one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n\n  I come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\n  And my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\n  They work us till they break our back\n  Beat us cos our skin is black\n  I guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n\n  Yeah, when will we be free\n  I wanna walk down any road\n  And feel I have my liberty\n\n  Well, from day to day I live to die\n  The scars across my back don't lie\n  Ain't there anyone out there\n  To hear my freedom cry\n\n  Well, I believe a man's a man who earns his pay as best he can\n  The colour of his skin don't mean he ain't just like you\n  Yeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\n  They think that we were born to smell\n  Of sweat and dust and dirt\n  Or plough until we die\n\n  Hallelujah\n  Let me hear you now\n\n  When will we be free\n  I wanna walk down any road\n  And feel I have my liberty\n\n  These shoes I'm wearing every day\n  Got holes the size of Frisco Bay\n  I'm praying for the time\n  When there will come a judgement day\n\n  Let me play you some lead here\n  Ooh, ooh\n\n  Well, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\n  That one day we would walk along 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grave\n\nYeah, when will we be free\nI wanna walk down any road\nAnd feel I have my liberty\n\nWell, from day to day I live to die\nThe scars across my back don't lie\nAin't there anyone out there\nTo hear my freedom cry\n\nWell, I believe a man's a man who earns his pay as best he can\nThe colour of his skin don't mean he ain't just like you\nYeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\nThey think that we were born to smell\nOf sweat and dust and dirt\nOr plough until we die\n\nHallelujah\nLet me hear you now\n\nWhen will we be free\nI wanna walk down any road\nAnd feel I have my liberty\n\nThese shoes I'm wearing every day\nGot holes the size of Frisco Bay\nI'm praying for the time\nWhen there will come a judgement day\n\nLet me play you some lead here\nOoh, ooh\n\nWell, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\nThat one day we would walk along the white side of the street\nNow, but there were some bad folk around\nThat got so riled they shot him down\nAnd there ain't a cop in town\nWho wouldn't do the same for me\n\nYeah, now, when will we be free\nI wanna walk down any road\nAnd feel I have my liberty\n\nWell, now, now\nWhen will we be free\nYeah, yeah\nWhen will we be free\nOoh, yeah\nWhen will we be free\nWell, now, now\nWhen will we be free\nWell, now, now, now, now\nWhen will we be free-acap","syncedLyrics":"[00:07.47] Yep\n[00:14.57] This one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n[00:18.59] I come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\n[00:24.13] And my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\n[00:31.63] They work us till they break our back\n[00:36.18] Beat us cos our skin is black\n[00:39.36] I guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n[00:45.92] Yeah, when will we be free\n[00:52.17] I wanna walk down any road\n[00:56.72] And feel I have my liberty\n[01:00.86] Well, from day to day I live to die\n[01:05.60] The scars across my back don't lie\n[01:09.38] Ain't there anyone out there\n[01:13.03] To hear my freedom 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When will we be free\n  start_ms: 232270\n  end_ms: 234370\n- text: Yeah, yeah\n  start_ms: 234370\n  end_ms: 236530\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 236530\n  end_ms: 240100\n- text: Ooh, yeah\n  start_ms: 240100\n  end_ms: 242830\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 242830\n  end_ms: 249700\n- text: Well, now, now\n  start_ms: 249700\n  end_ms: 251020\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 251020\n  end_ms: 256330\n- text: Well, now, now, now, now\n  start_ms: 256330\n  end_ms: 258640\n- text: When will we be free-acap\n  start_ms: 258640\n  end_ms: 264250\n- text: ''\n  start_ms: 264250\nplain: |-\n  Yep\n  This one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n\n  I come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\n  And my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\n  They work us till they break our back\n  Beat us cos our skin is black\n  I guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n\n  Yeah, when will we be free\n  I wanna walk down any road\n  And feel I have my liberty\n\n  Well, from day to day I live to die\n  The scars across my back don't lie\n  Ain't there anyone out there\n  To hear my freedom cry\n\n  Well, I believe a man's a man who earns his pay as best he can\n  The colour of his skin don't mean he ain't just like you\n  Yeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\n  They think that we were born to smell\n  Of sweat and dust and dirt\n  Or plough until we die\n\n  Hallelujah\n  Let me hear you now\n\n  When will we be free\n  I wanna walk down any road\n  And feel I have my liberty\n\n  These shoes I'm wearing every day\n  Got holes the size of Frisco Bay\n  I'm praying for the time\n  When there will come a judgement day\n\n  Let me play you some lead here\n  Ooh, ooh\n\n  Well, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\n  That one day we would walk along the white side of the street\n  Now, but there were some bad folk around\n  That got so riled they shot him down\n  And there ain't a cop in town\n  Who wouldn't do the same for me\n\n  Yeah, now, when will we be free\n  I wanna walk down any road\n  And feel I have my liberty\n\n  Well, now, now\n  When will we be free\n  Yeah, yeah\n  When will we be free\n  Ooh, yeah\n  When will we be free\n  Well, now, now\n  When will we be free\n  Well, now, now, now, now\n  When will we be free-acap\n"},{"id":31228167,"name":"Alabama '69","trackName":"Alabama '69","artistName":"Humble Pie","albumName":"As Safe As Yesterday Is (UK)","duration":277.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Yep\nThis one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n\nI come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\nAnd my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\nThey work us till they break our back\nBeat us cos our skin is black\nI guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n\nYeah, when will we be free\nI wanna walk down any road\nAnd feel I have my liberty\n\nWell, from day to day I live to die\nThe scars across my back don't lie\nAin't there anyone out there\nTo hear my freedom cry\n\nWell, I believe a man's a man who earns his pay as best he can\nThe colour of his skin don't mean he ain't just like you\nYeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\nThey think that we were born to smell\nOf sweat and dust and dirt\nOr plough until we die\n\nHallelujah\nLet me hear you now\n\nWhen will we be free\nI wanna walk down any road\nAnd feel I have my liberty\n\nThese shoes I'm wearing every day\nGot holes the size of Frisco Bay\nI'm praying for the time\nWhen there will come a judgement day\n\nLet me play you some lead here\nOoh, ooh\n\nWell, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\nThat one day we would walk along the white side of the street\nNow, but there were some bad folk around\nThat got so riled they shot him down\nAnd there ain't a cop in town\nWho wouldn't do the same for me\n\nYeah, now, when will we be free\nI wanna walk down any road\nAnd feel I have my liberty\n\nWell, now, now\nWhen will we 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here don't give a hell\n[01:54.49] They think that we were born to smell\n[01:59.43] Of sweat and dust and dirt\n[02:01.32] Or plough until we die\n[02:04.77] Hallelujah\n[02:28.62] Let me hear you now\n[02:29.23] When will we be free\n[02:29.84] I wanna walk down any road\n[02:30.53] And feel I have my liberty\n[02:31.29] These shoes I'm wearing every day\n[02:32.39] Got holes the size of Frisco Bay\n[02:33.19] I'm praying for the time\n[02:33.96] When there will come a judgement day\n[03:04.66] Let me play you some lead here\n[03:08.73] Ooh, ooh\n[03:09.34] Well, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\n[03:11.14] That one day we would walk along the white side of the street\n[03:19.92] Now, but there were some bad folk around\n[03:22.57] That got so riled they shot him down\n[03:26.58] And there ain't a cop in town\n[03:29.40] Who wouldn't do the same for me\n[03:35.14] Yeah, now, when will we be free\n[03:41.30] I wanna walk down any road\n[03:43.57] And feel I 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start_ms: 240100\n  end_ms: 242830\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 242830\n  end_ms: 249700\n- text: Well, now, now\n  start_ms: 249700\n  end_ms: 251020\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 251020\n  end_ms: 256330\n- text: Well, now, now, now, now\n  start_ms: 256330\n  end_ms: 258640\n- text: When will we be free-acap\n  start_ms: 258640\n  end_ms: 264250\n- text: ''\n  start_ms: 264250\nplain: |-\n  Yep\n  This one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n\n  I come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\n  And my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\n  They work us till they break our back\n  Beat us cos our skin is black\n  I guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n\n  Yeah, when will we be free\n  I wanna walk down any road\n  And feel I have my liberty\n\n  Well, from day to day I live to die\n  The scars across my back don't lie\n  Ain't there anyone out there\n  To hear my freedom cry\n\n  Well, I believe a man's a man who earns his pay as best he can\n  The colour of his skin don't mean he ain't just like you\n  Yeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\n  They think that we were born to smell\n  Of sweat and dust and dirt\n  Or plough until we die\n\n  Hallelujah\n  Let me hear you now\n\n  When will we be free\n  I wanna walk down any road\n  And feel I have my liberty\n\n  These shoes I'm wearing every day\n  Got holes the size of Frisco Bay\n  I'm praying for the time\n  When there will come a judgement day\n\n  Let me play you some lead here\n  Ooh, ooh\n\n  Well, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\n  That one day we would walk along the white side of the street\n  Now, but there were some bad folk around\n  That got so riled they shot him down\n  And there ain't a cop in town\n  Who wouldn't do the same for me\n\n  Yeah, now, when will we be free\n  I wanna walk down any road\n  And feel I have my liberty\n\n  Well, now, now\n  When will we be free\n  Yeah, yeah\n  When will we be 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hell\nThey think that we were born to smell\nOf sweat and dust and dirt\nOr plough until we die\n\nHallelujah\nLet me hear you now\n\nWhen will we be free\nI wanna walk down any road\nAnd feel I have my liberty\n\nThese shoes I'm wearing every day\nGot holes the size of Frisco Bay\nI'm praying for the time\nWhen there will come a judgement day\n\nLet me play you some lead here\nOoh, ooh\n\nWell, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\nThat one day we would walk along the white side of the street\nNow, but there were some bad folk around\nThat got so riled they shot him down\nAnd there ain't a cop in town\nWho wouldn't do the same for me\n\nYeah, now, when will we be free\nI wanna walk down any road\nAnd feel I have my liberty\n\nWell, now, now\nWhen will we be free\nYeah, yeah\nWhen will we be free\nOoh, yeah\nWhen will we be free\nWell, now, now\nWhen will we be free\nWell, now, now, now, now\nWhen will we be free-acap","syncedLyrics":"[00:07.47] Yep\n[00:14.57] This one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n[00:18.59] I come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\n[00:24.13] And my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\n[00:31.63] They work us till they break our back\n[00:36.18] Beat us cos our skin is black\n[00:39.36] I guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n[00:45.92] Yeah, when will we be free\n[00:52.17] I wanna walk down any road\n[00:56.72] And feel I have my liberty\n[01:00.86] Well, from day to day I live to die\n[01:05.60] The scars across my back don't lie\n[01:09.38] Ain't there anyone out there\n[01:13.03] To hear my freedom cry\n[01:36.46] Well, I believe a man's a man who earns his pay as best he can\n[01:42.36] The colour of his skin don't mean he ain't just like you\n[01:50.11] Yeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\n[01:54.49] They think that we were born to smell\n[01:59.43] Of sweat and dust and dirt\n[02:01.32] Or plough until we die\n[02:04.77] Hallelujah\n[02:28.62] Let me hear you now\n[02:29.23] When will we be free\n[02:29.84] I wanna walk down any road\n[02:30.53] And feel I have my liberty\n[02:31.29] These shoes I'm wearing every day\n[02:32.39] Got holes the size of Frisco Bay\n[02:33.19] I'm praying for the time\n[02:33.96] When there will come a judgement day\n[03:04.66] Let me play you some lead here\n[03:08.73] Ooh, ooh\n[03:09.34] Well, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\n[03:11.14] That one day we would walk along the white side of the street\n[03:19.92] Now, but there were some bad folk around\n[03:22.57] That got so riled they shot him down\n[03:26.58] And there ain't a cop in town\n[03:29.40] Who wouldn't do the same for me\n[03:35.14] Yeah, now, when will we be free\n[03:41.30] I wanna walk down any road\n[03:43.57] And feel I have my liberty\n[03:48.96] Well, now, now\n[03:52.27] When will we be free\n[03:54.37] Yeah, yeah\n[03:56.53] When will we be free\n[04:00.10] Ooh, yeah\n[04:02.83] When will we be free\n[04:09.70] Well, now, now\n[04:11.02] When will we be free\n[04:16.33] Well, now, now, now, now\n[04:18.64] When will we be free-acap\n[04:24.25] ","lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: Alabama ’69\n  artist: Humble Pie\n  album: As Safe as Yesterday Is\n  duration_ms: 276200\n  instrumental: false\nlines:\n- text: Yep\n  start_ms: 7470\n  end_ms: 14570\n- text: This one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n  start_ms: 14570\n  end_ms: 18590\n- text: I come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\n  start_ms: 18590\n  end_ms: 24130\n- text: And my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\n  start_ms: 24130\n  end_ms: 31630\n- text: They work us till they break our back\n  start_ms: 31630\n  end_ms: 36180\n- text: Beat us cos our skin is black\n  start_ms: 36180\n  end_ms: 39360\n- text: I guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n  start_ms: 39360\n  end_ms: 45920\n- text: Yeah, when will we be free\n  start_ms: 45920\n  end_ms: 52170\n- text: I wanna 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124770\n  end_ms: 148620\n- text: Let me hear you now\n  start_ms: 148620\n  end_ms: 149230\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 149230\n  end_ms: 149840\n- text: I wanna walk down any road\n  start_ms: 149840\n  end_ms: 150530\n- text: And feel I have my liberty\n  start_ms: 150530\n  end_ms: 151290\n- text: These shoes I'm wearing every day\n  start_ms: 151290\n  end_ms: 152390\n- text: Got holes the size of Frisco Bay\n  start_ms: 152390\n  end_ms: 153190\n- text: I'm praying for the time\n  start_ms: 153190\n  end_ms: 153960\n- text: When there will come a judgement day\n  start_ms: 153960\n  end_ms: 184660\n- text: Let me play you some lead here\n  start_ms: 184660\n  end_ms: 188730\n- text: Ooh, ooh\n  start_ms: 188730\n  end_ms: 189340\n- text: Well, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\n  start_ms: 189340\n  end_ms: 191140\n- text: That one day we would walk along the white side of the street\n  start_ms: 191140\n  end_ms: 199920\n- text: Now, but 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road\nAnd feel I have my liberty\n\nThese shoes I'm wearing every day\nGot holes the size of Frisco Bay\nI'm praying for the time\nWhen there will come a judgement day\n\nLet me play you some lead here\nOoh, ooh\n\nWell, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\nThat one day we would walk along the white side of the street\nNow, but there were some bad folk around\nThat got so riled they shot him down\nAnd there ain't a cop in town\nWho wouldn't do the same for me\n\nYeah, now, when will we be free\nI wanna walk down any road\nAnd feel I have my liberty\n\nWell, now, now\nWhen will we be free\nYeah, yeah\nWhen will we be free\nOoh, yeah\nWhen will we be free\nWell, now, now\nWhen will we be free\nWell, now, now, now, now\nWhen will we be free-acap","syncedLyrics":"[00:07.47] Yep\n[00:14.57] This one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n[00:18.59] I come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\n[00:24.13] And my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\n[00:31.63] 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Got holes the size of Frisco Bay\n  I'm praying for the time\n  When there will come a judgement day\n\n  Let me play you some lead here\n  Ooh, ooh\n\n  Well, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\n  That one day we would walk along the white side of the street\n  Now, but there were some bad folk around\n  That got so riled they shot him down\n  And there ain't a cop in town\n  Who wouldn't do the same for me\n\n  Yeah, now, when will we be free\n  I wanna walk down any road\n  And feel I have my liberty\n\n  Well, now, now\n  When will we be free\n  Yeah, yeah\n  When will we be free\n  Ooh, yeah\n  When will we be free\n  Well, now, now\n  When will we be free\n  Well, now, now, now, now\n  When will we be free-acap\n"},{"id":19973868,"name":"Alabama '69","trackName":"Alabama '69","artistName":"Humble Pie","albumName":"#1 As Safe As Yesterday Is (1969)","duration":417.515102,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Yep\nThis one's called 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215140\n  end_ms: 221300\n- text: I wanna walk down any road\n  start_ms: 221300\n  end_ms: 223570\n- text: And feel I have my liberty\n  start_ms: 223570\n  end_ms: 228960\n- text: Well, now, now\n  start_ms: 228960\n  end_ms: 232270\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 232270\n  end_ms: 234370\n- text: Yeah, yeah\n  start_ms: 234370\n  end_ms: 236530\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 236530\n  end_ms: 240100\n- text: Ooh, yeah\n  start_ms: 240100\n  end_ms: 242830\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 242830\n  end_ms: 249700\n- text: Well, now, now\n  start_ms: 249700\n  end_ms: 251020\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 251020\n  end_ms: 256330\n- text: Well, now, now, now, now\n  start_ms: 256330\n  end_ms: 258640\n- text: When will we be free-acap\n  start_ms: 258640\n  end_ms: 264250\n- text: ''\n  start_ms: 264250\nplain: |-\n  Yep\n  This one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n\n  I come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\n  And my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\n  They work us till they break our back\n  Beat us cos our skin is black\n  I guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n\n  Yeah, when will we be free\n  I wanna walk down any road\n  And feel I have my liberty\n\n  Well, from day to day I live to die\n  The scars across my back don't lie\n  Ain't there anyone out there\n  To hear my freedom cry\n\n  Well, I believe a man's a man who earns his pay as best he can\n  The colour of his skin don't mean he ain't just like you\n  Yeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\n  They think that we were born to smell\n  Of sweat and dust and dirt\n  Or plough until we die\n\n  Hallelujah\n  Let me hear you now\n\n  When will we be free\n  I wanna walk down any road\n  And feel I have my liberty\n\n  These shoes I'm wearing every day\n  Got holes the size of Frisco Bay\n  I'm praying for the time\n  When there will come a judgement day\n\n  Let me play you some lead here\n  Ooh, ooh\n\n  Well, we 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folk around\nThat got so riled they shot him down\nAnd there ain't a cop in town\nWho wouldn't do the same for me\n\nYeah, now, when will we be free\nI wanna walk down any road\nAnd feel I have my liberty\n\nWell, now, now\nWhen will we be free\nYeah, yeah\nWhen will we be free\nOoh, yeah\nWhen will we be free\nWell, now, now\nWhen will we be free\nWell, now, now, now, now\nWhen will we be free-acap","syncedLyrics":"[00:07.47] Yep\n[00:14.57] This one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n[00:18.59] I come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\n[00:24.13] And my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\n[00:31.63] They work us till they break our back\n[00:36.18] Beat us cos our skin is black\n[00:39.36] I guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n[00:45.92] Yeah, when will we be free\n[00:52.17] I wanna walk down any road\n[00:56.72] And feel I have my liberty\n[01:00.86] Well, from day to day I live to die\n[01:05.60] The scars across my back don't lie\n[01:09.38] Ain't there anyone out there\n[01:13.03] To hear my freedom cry\n[01:36.46] Well, I believe a man's a man who earns his pay as best he can\n[01:42.36] The colour of his skin don't mean he ain't just like you\n[01:50.11] Yeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\n[01:54.49] They think that we were born to smell\n[01:59.43] Of sweat and dust and dirt\n[02:01.32] Or plough until we die\n[02:04.77] Hallelujah\n[02:28.62] Let me hear you now\n[02:29.23] When will we be free\n[02:29.84] I wanna walk down any road\n[02:30.53] And feel I have my liberty\n[02:31.29] These shoes I'm wearing every day\n[02:32.39] Got holes the size of Frisco Bay\n[02:33.19] I'm praying for the time\n[02:33.96] When there will come a judgement day\n[03:04.66] Let me play you some lead here\n[03:08.73] Ooh, ooh\n[03:09.34] Well, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\n[03:11.14] That one day we would walk along the white side of the street\n[03:19.92] Now, but there were some bad folk around\n[03:22.57] That got so riled they shot him down\n[03:26.58] And there ain't a cop in town\n[03:29.40] Who wouldn't do the same for me\n[03:35.14] Yeah, now, when will we be free\n[03:41.30] I wanna walk down any road\n[03:43.57] And feel I have my liberty\n[03:48.96] Well, now, now\n[03:52.27] When will we be free\n[03:54.37] Yeah, yeah\n[03:56.53] When will we be free\n[04:00.10] Ooh, yeah\n[04:02.83] When will we be free\n[04:09.70] Well, now, now\n[04:11.02] When will we be free\n[04:16.33] Well, now, now, now, now\n[04:18.64] When will we be free-acap\n[04:24.25] ","lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: Alabama 69\n  artist: Humble Pie\n  album: Natural Born Bugie\n  duration_ms: 418761\n  instrumental: false\nlines:\n- text: Yep\n  start_ms: 7470\n  end_ms: 14570\n- text: This one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n  start_ms: 14570\n  end_ms: 18590\n- text: I come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\n  start_ms: 18590\n  end_ms: 24130\n- text: And my woman's 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228960\n  end_ms: 232270\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 232270\n  end_ms: 234370\n- text: Yeah, yeah\n  start_ms: 234370\n  end_ms: 236530\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 236530\n  end_ms: 240100\n- text: Ooh, yeah\n  start_ms: 240100\n  end_ms: 242830\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 242830\n  end_ms: 249700\n- text: Well, now, now\n  start_ms: 249700\n  end_ms: 251020\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 251020\n  end_ms: 256330\n- text: Well, now, now, now, now\n  start_ms: 256330\n  end_ms: 258640\n- text: When will we be free-acap\n  start_ms: 258640\n  end_ms: 264250\n- text: ''\n  start_ms: 264250\nplain: |-\n  Yep\n  This one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n\n  I come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\n  And my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\n  They work us till they break our back\n  Beat us cos our skin is black\n  I guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n\n  Yeah, when will we be free\n  I wanna 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And there ain't a cop in town\n  Who wouldn't do the same for me\n\n  Yeah, now, when will we be free\n  I wanna walk down any road\n  And feel I have my liberty\n\n  Well, now, now\n  When will we be free\n  Yeah, yeah\n  When will we be free\n  Ooh, yeah\n  When will we be free\n  Well, now, now\n  When will we be free\n  Well, now, now, now, now\n  When will we be free-acap\n"},{"id":17187978,"name":"Alabama '69","trackName":"Alabama '69","artistName":"Humble Pie","albumName":"As Safe as Yesterday Is (Repertoire 2008 REP 5049)","duration":417.453333,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Yep\nThis one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n\nI come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\nAnd my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\nThey work us till they break our back\nBeat us cos our skin is black\nI guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n\nYeah, when will we be free\nI wanna walk down any road\nAnd feel I have my liberty\n\nWell, from day to day I live to die\nThe scars across my back don't lie\nAin't there anyone out there\nTo hear my freedom cry\n\nWell, I believe a man's a man who earns his pay as best he can\nThe colour of his skin don't mean he ain't just like you\nYeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\nThey think that we were born to smell\nOf sweat and dust and dirt\nOr plough until we die\n\nHallelujah\nLet me hear you now\n\nWhen will we be free\nI wanna walk down any road\nAnd feel I have my liberty\n\nThese shoes I'm wearing every day\nGot holes the size of Frisco Bay\nI'm praying for the time\nWhen there will come a judgement day\n\nLet me play you some lead here\nOoh, ooh\n\nWell, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\nThat one day we would walk along the white side of the street\nNow, but there were some bad folk around\nThat got so riled they shot him down\nAnd there ain't a cop in town\nWho wouldn't do the same for me\n\nYeah, now, when will we be free\nI wanna walk down any 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don't mean he ain't just like you\n[01:50.11] Yeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\n[01:54.49] They think that we were born to smell\n[01:59.43] Of sweat and dust and dirt\n[02:01.32] Or plough until we die\n[02:04.77] Hallelujah\n[02:28.62] Let me hear you now\n[02:29.23] When will we be free\n[02:29.84] I wanna walk down any road\n[02:30.53] And feel I have my liberty\n[02:31.29] These shoes I'm wearing every day\n[02:32.39] Got holes the size of Frisco Bay\n[02:33.19] I'm praying for the time\n[02:33.96] When there will come a judgement day\n[03:04.66] Let me play you some lead here\n[03:08.73] Ooh, ooh\n[03:09.34] Well, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\n[03:11.14] That one day we would walk along the white side of the street\n[03:19.92] Now, but there were some bad folk around\n[03:22.57] That got so riled they shot him down\n[03:26.58] And there ain't a cop in town\n[03:29.40] Who wouldn't do the same for me\n[03:35.14] Yeah, now, when will we be 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end_ms: 36180\n- text: Beat us cos our skin is black\n  start_ms: 36180\n  end_ms: 39360\n- text: I guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n  start_ms: 39360\n  end_ms: 45920\n- text: Yeah, when will we be free\n  start_ms: 45920\n  end_ms: 52170\n- text: I wanna walk down any road\n  start_ms: 52170\n  end_ms: 56720\n- text: And feel I have my liberty\n  start_ms: 56720\n  end_ms: 60860\n- text: Well, from day to day I live to die\n  start_ms: 60860\n  end_ms: 65600\n- text: The scars across my back don't lie\n  start_ms: 65600\n  end_ms: 69380\n- text: Ain't there anyone out there\n  start_ms: 69380\n  end_ms: 73030\n- text: To hear my freedom cry\n  start_ms: 73030\n  end_ms: 96460\n- text: Well, I believe a man's a man who earns his pay as best he can\n  start_ms: 96460\n  end_ms: 102360\n- text: The colour of his skin don't mean he ain't just like you\n  start_ms: 102360\n  end_ms: 110110\n- text: Yeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\n  start_ms: 110110\n  end_ms: 114490\n- text: They think that we were born to smell\n  start_ms: 114490\n  end_ms: 119430\n- text: Of sweat and dust and dirt\n  start_ms: 119430\n  end_ms: 121320\n- text: Or plough until we die\n  start_ms: 121320\n  end_ms: 124770\n- text: Hallelujah\n  start_ms: 124770\n  end_ms: 148620\n- text: Let me hear you now\n  start_ms: 148620\n  end_ms: 149230\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 149230\n  end_ms: 149840\n- text: I wanna walk down any road\n  start_ms: 149840\n  end_ms: 150530\n- text: And feel I have my liberty\n  start_ms: 150530\n  end_ms: 151290\n- text: These shoes I'm wearing every day\n  start_ms: 151290\n  end_ms: 152390\n- text: Got holes the size of Frisco Bay\n  start_ms: 152390\n  end_ms: 153190\n- text: I'm praying for the time\n  start_ms: 153190\n  end_ms: 153960\n- text: When there will come a judgement day\n  start_ms: 153960\n  end_ms: 184660\n- text: Let me play you some lead here\n  start_ms: 184660\n  end_ms: 188730\n- text: Ooh, ooh\n  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236530\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 236530\n  end_ms: 240100\n- text: Ooh, yeah\n  start_ms: 240100\n  end_ms: 242830\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 242830\n  end_ms: 249700\n- text: Well, now, now\n  start_ms: 249700\n  end_ms: 251020\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 251020\n  end_ms: 256330\n- text: Well, now, now, now, now\n  start_ms: 256330\n  end_ms: 258640\n- text: When will we be free-acap\n  start_ms: 258640\n  end_ms: 264250\n- text: ''\n  start_ms: 264250\nplain: |-\n  Yep\n  This one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n\n  I come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\n  And my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\n  They work us till they break our back\n  Beat us cos our skin is black\n  I guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n\n  Yeah, when will we be free\n  I wanna walk down any road\n  And feel I have my liberty\n\n  Well, from day to day I live to die\n  The scars across my back don't lie\n  Ain't there 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Of sweat and dust and dirt\n[02:01.32] Or plough until we die\n[02:04.77] Hallelujah\n[02:28.62] Let me hear you now\n[02:29.23] When will we be free\n[02:29.84] I wanna walk down any road\n[02:30.53] And feel I have my liberty\n[02:31.29] These shoes I'm wearing every day\n[02:32.39] Got holes the size of Frisco Bay\n[02:33.19] I'm praying for the time\n[02:33.96] When there will come a judgement day\n[03:04.66] Let me play you some lead here\n[03:08.73] Ooh, ooh\n[03:09.34] Well, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\n[03:11.14] That one day we would walk along the white side of the street\n[03:19.92] Now, but there were some bad folk around\n[03:22.57] That got so riled they shot him down\n[03:26.58] And there ain't a cop in town\n[03:29.40] Who wouldn't do the same for me\n[03:35.14] Yeah, now, when will we be free\n[03:41.30] I wanna walk down any road\n[03:43.57] And feel I have my liberty\n[03:48.96] Well, now, now\n[03:52.27] When will we be 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the grave\n  start_ms: 39360\n  end_ms: 45920\n- text: Yeah, when will we be free\n  start_ms: 45920\n  end_ms: 52170\n- text: I wanna walk down any road\n  start_ms: 52170\n  end_ms: 56720\n- text: And feel I have my liberty\n  start_ms: 56720\n  end_ms: 60860\n- text: Well, from day to day I live to die\n  start_ms: 60860\n  end_ms: 65600\n- text: The scars across my back don't lie\n  start_ms: 65600\n  end_ms: 69380\n- text: Ain't there anyone out there\n  start_ms: 69380\n  end_ms: 73030\n- text: To hear my freedom cry\n  start_ms: 73030\n  end_ms: 96460\n- text: Well, I believe a man's a man who earns his pay as best he can\n  start_ms: 96460\n  end_ms: 102360\n- text: The colour of his skin don't mean he ain't just like you\n  start_ms: 102360\n  end_ms: 110110\n- text: Yeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\n  start_ms: 110110\n  end_ms: 114490\n- text: They think that we were born to smell\n  start_ms: 114490\n  end_ms: 119430\n- text: Of sweat and dust and dirt\n  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end_ms: 191140\n- text: That one day we would walk along the white side of the street\n  start_ms: 191140\n  end_ms: 199920\n- text: Now, but there were some bad folk around\n  start_ms: 199920\n  end_ms: 202570\n- text: That got so riled they shot him down\n  start_ms: 202570\n  end_ms: 206580\n- text: And there ain't a cop in town\n  start_ms: 206580\n  end_ms: 209400\n- text: Who wouldn't do the same for me\n  start_ms: 209400\n  end_ms: 215140\n- text: Yeah, now, when will we be free\n  start_ms: 215140\n  end_ms: 221300\n- text: I wanna walk down any road\n  start_ms: 221300\n  end_ms: 223570\n- text: And feel I have my liberty\n  start_ms: 223570\n  end_ms: 228960\n- text: Well, now, now\n  start_ms: 228960\n  end_ms: 232270\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 232270\n  end_ms: 234370\n- text: Yeah, yeah\n  start_ms: 234370\n  end_ms: 236530\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 236530\n  end_ms: 240100\n- text: Ooh, yeah\n  start_ms: 240100\n  end_ms: 242830\n- text: 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Well, now, now\n  When will we be free\n  Well, now, now, now, now\n  When will we be free-acap\n"},{"id":13393439,"name":"Alabama 69","trackName":"Alabama 69","artistName":"Humble Pie","albumName":"As Safe As Yesterday Is","duration":417.0,"instrumental":false,"hasWordSync":false,"plainLyrics":"Yep\nThis one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n\nI come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\nAnd my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\nThey work us till they break our back\nBeat us cos our skin is black\nI guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n\nYeah, when will we be free\nI wanna walk down any road\nAnd feel I have my liberty\n\nWell, from day to day I live to die\nThe scars across my back don't lie\nAin't there anyone out there\nTo hear my freedom cry\n\nWell, I believe a man's a man who earns his pay as best he can\nThe colour of his skin don't mean he ain't just like you\nYeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\nThey think that we were born to smell\nOf sweat and dust and dirt\nOr plough until we die\n\nHallelujah\nLet me hear you now\n\nWhen will we be free\nI wanna walk down any road\nAnd feel I have my liberty\n\nThese shoes I'm wearing every day\nGot holes the size of Frisco Bay\nI'm praying for the time\nWhen there will come a judgement day\n\nLet me play you some lead here\nOoh, ooh\n\nWell, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\nThat one day we would walk along the white side of the street\nNow, but there were some bad folk around\nThat got so riled they shot him down\nAnd there ain't a cop in town\nWho wouldn't do the same for me\n\nYeah, now, when will we be free\nI wanna walk down any road\nAnd feel I have my liberty\n\nWell, now, now\nWhen will we be free\nYeah, yeah\nWhen will we be free\nOoh, yeah\nWhen will we be free\nWell, now, now\nWhen will we be free\nWell, now, now, now, now\nWhen will we be free-acap","syncedLyrics":"[00:07.47] Yep\n[00:14.57] This one's called \"Alabama 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free\n[02:29.84] I wanna walk down any road\n[02:30.53] And feel I have my liberty\n[02:31.29] These shoes I'm wearing every day\n[02:32.39] Got holes the size of Frisco Bay\n[02:33.19] I'm praying for the time\n[02:33.96] When there will come a judgement day\n[03:04.66] Let me play you some lead here\n[03:08.73] Ooh, ooh\n[03:09.34] Well, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\n[03:11.14] That one day we would walk along the white side of the street\n[03:19.92] Now, but there were some bad folk around\n[03:22.57] That got so riled they shot him down\n[03:26.58] And there ain't a cop in town\n[03:29.40] Who wouldn't do the same for me\n[03:35.14] Yeah, now, when will we be free\n[03:41.30] I wanna walk down any road\n[03:43.57] And feel I have my liberty\n[03:48.96] Well, now, now\n[03:52.27] When will we be free\n[03:54.37] Yeah, yeah\n[03:56.53] When will we be free\n[04:00.10] Ooh, yeah\n[04:02.83] When will we be free\n[04:09.70] Well, now, now\n[04:11.02] When will we be free\n[04:16.33] Well, now, now, now, now\n[04:18.64] When will we be free-acap\n[04:24.25] ","lyricsfile":"version: '1.0'\nmetadata:\n  title: Alabama 69\n  artist: Humble Pie\n  album: As Safe As Yesterday Is\n  duration_ms: 417000\n  instrumental: false\nlines:\n- text: Yep\n  start_ms: 7470\n  end_ms: 14570\n- text: This one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n  start_ms: 14570\n  end_ms: 18590\n- text: I come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\n  start_ms: 18590\n  end_ms: 24130\n- text: And my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\n  start_ms: 24130\n  end_ms: 31630\n- text: They work us till they break our back\n  start_ms: 31630\n  end_ms: 36180\n- text: Beat us cos our skin is black\n  start_ms: 36180\n  end_ms: 39360\n- text: I guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n  start_ms: 39360\n  end_ms: 45920\n- text: Yeah, when will we be free\n  start_ms: 45920\n  end_ms: 52170\n- text: I wanna walk down any road\n  start_ms: 52170\n  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you now\n  start_ms: 148620\n  end_ms: 149230\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 149230\n  end_ms: 149840\n- text: I wanna walk down any road\n  start_ms: 149840\n  end_ms: 150530\n- text: And feel I have my liberty\n  start_ms: 150530\n  end_ms: 151290\n- text: These shoes I'm wearing every day\n  start_ms: 151290\n  end_ms: 152390\n- text: Got holes the size of Frisco Bay\n  start_ms: 152390\n  end_ms: 153190\n- text: I'm praying for the time\n  start_ms: 153190\n  end_ms: 153960\n- text: When there will come a judgement day\n  start_ms: 153960\n  end_ms: 184660\n- text: Let me play you some lead here\n  start_ms: 184660\n  end_ms: 188730\n- text: Ooh, ooh\n  start_ms: 188730\n  end_ms: 189340\n- text: Well, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\n  start_ms: 189340\n  end_ms: 191140\n- text: That one day we would walk along the white side of the street\n  start_ms: 191140\n  end_ms: 199920\n- text: Now, but there were some bad folk around\n  start_ms: 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256330\n- text: Well, now, now, now, now\n  start_ms: 256330\n  end_ms: 258640\n- text: When will we be free-acap\n  start_ms: 258640\n  end_ms: 264250\n- text: ''\n  start_ms: 264250\nplain: |-\n  Yep\n  This one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n\n  I come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\n  And my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\n  They work us till they break our back\n  Beat us cos our skin is black\n  I guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n\n  Yeah, when will we be free\n  I wanna walk down any road\n  And feel I have my liberty\n\n  Well, from day to day I live to die\n  The scars across my back don't lie\n  Ain't there anyone out there\n  To hear my freedom cry\n\n  Well, I believe a man's a man who earns his pay as best he can\n  The colour of his skin don't mean he ain't just like you\n  Yeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\n  They think that we were born to smell\n  Of sweat and dust and dirt\n  Or plough until we die\n\n  Hallelujah\n  Let me hear you now\n\n  When will we be free\n  I wanna walk down any road\n  And feel I have my liberty\n\n  These shoes I'm wearing every day\n  Got holes the size of Frisco Bay\n  I'm praying for the time\n  When there will come a judgement day\n\n  Let me play you some lead here\n  Ooh, ooh\n\n  Well, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\n  That one day we would walk along the white side of the street\n  Now, but there were some bad folk around\n  That got so riled they shot him down\n  And there ain't a cop in town\n  Who wouldn't do the same for me\n\n  Yeah, now, when will we be free\n  I wanna walk down any road\n  And feel I have my liberty\n\n  Well, now, now\n  When will we be free\n  Yeah, yeah\n  When will we be free\n  Ooh, yeah\n  When will we be free\n  Well, now, now\n  When will we be free\n  Well, now, now, now, now\n  When will we be free-acap\n"},{"id":15772707,"name":"Alabama '69","trackName":"Alabama 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day\n[02:32.39] Got holes the size of Frisco Bay\n[02:33.19] I'm praying for the time\n[02:33.96] When there will come a judgement day\n[03:04.66] Let me play you some lead here\n[03:08.73] Ooh, ooh\n[03:09.34] Well, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\n[03:11.14] That one day we would walk along the white side of the street\n[03:19.92] Now, but there were some bad folk around\n[03:22.57] That got so riled they shot him down\n[03:26.58] And there ain't a cop in town\n[03:29.40] Who wouldn't do the same for me\n[03:35.14] Yeah, now, when will we be free\n[03:41.30] I wanna walk down any road\n[03:43.57] And feel I have my liberty\n[03:48.96] Well, now, now\n[03:52.27] When will we be free\n[03:54.37] Yeah, yeah\n[03:56.53] When will we be free\n[04:00.10] Ooh, yeah\n[04:02.83] When will we be free\n[04:09.70] Well, now, now\n[04:11.02] When will we be free\n[04:16.33] Well, now, now, now, now\n[04:18.64] When will we be free-acap\n[04:24.25] 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have my liberty\n[01:00.86] Well, from day to day I live to die\n[01:05.60] The scars across my back don't lie\n[01:09.38] Ain't there anyone out there\n[01:13.03] To hear my freedom cry\n[01:36.46] Well, I believe a man's a man who earns his pay as best he can\n[01:42.36] The colour of his skin don't mean he ain't just like you\n[01:50.11] Yeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\n[01:54.49] They think that we were born to smell\n[01:59.43] Of sweat and dust and dirt\n[02:01.32] Or plough until we die\n[02:04.77] Hallelujah\n[02:28.62] Let me hear you now\n[02:29.23] When will we be free\n[02:29.84] I wanna walk down any road\n[02:30.53] And feel I have my liberty\n[02:31.29] These shoes I'm wearing every day\n[02:32.39] Got holes the size of Frisco Bay\n[02:33.19] I'm praying for the time\n[02:33.96] When there will come a judgement day\n[03:04.66] Let me play you some lead here\n[03:08.73] Ooh, ooh\n[03:09.34] Well, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those 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shot him down\nAnd there ain't a cop in town\nWho wouldn't do the same for me\n\nYeah, now, when will we be free\nI wanna walk down any road\nAnd feel I have my liberty\n\nWell, now, now\nWhen will we be free\nYeah, yeah\nWhen will we be free\nOoh, yeah\nWhen will we be free\nWell, now, now\nWhen will we be free\nWell, now, now, now, now\nWhen will we be free-acap","syncedLyrics":"[00:07.47] Yep\n[00:14.57] This one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n[00:18.59] I come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\n[00:24.13] And my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\n[00:31.63] They work us till they break our back\n[00:36.18] Beat us cos our skin is black\n[00:39.36] I guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n[00:45.92] Yeah, when will we be free\n[00:52.17] I wanna walk down any road\n[00:56.72] And feel I have my liberty\n[01:00.86] Well, from day to day I live to die\n[01:05.60] The scars across my back don't lie\n[01:09.38] Ain't there anyone out 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232270\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 232270\n  end_ms: 234370\n- text: Yeah, yeah\n  start_ms: 234370\n  end_ms: 236530\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 236530\n  end_ms: 240100\n- text: Ooh, yeah\n  start_ms: 240100\n  end_ms: 242830\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 242830\n  end_ms: 249700\n- text: Well, now, now\n  start_ms: 249700\n  end_ms: 251020\n- text: When will we be free\n  start_ms: 251020\n  end_ms: 256330\n- text: Well, now, now, now, now\n  start_ms: 256330\n  end_ms: 258640\n- text: When will we be free-acap\n  start_ms: 258640\n  end_ms: 264250\n- text: ''\n  start_ms: 264250\nplain: |-\n  Yep\n  This one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n\n  I come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\n  And my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\n  They work us till they break our back\n  Beat us cos our skin is black\n  I guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n\n  Yeah, when will we be free\n  I wanna walk down any road\n 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now\nWhen will we be free\nYeah, yeah\nWhen will we be free\nOoh, yeah\nWhen will we be free\nWell, now, now\nWhen will we be free\nWell, now, now, now, now\nWhen will we be free-acap","syncedLyrics":"[00:07.47] Yep\n[00:14.57] This one's called \"Alabama 69\"\n[00:18.59] I come from Alabama and I work a ten pound hammer\n[00:24.13] And my woman's picking cotton for the bossman on the hill\n[00:31.63] They work us till they break our back\n[00:36.18] Beat us cos our skin is black\n[00:39.36] I guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n[00:45.92] Yeah, when will we be free\n[00:52.17] I wanna walk down any road\n[00:56.72] And feel I have my liberty\n[01:00.86] Well, from day to day I live to die\n[01:05.60] The scars across my back don't lie\n[01:09.38] Ain't there anyone out there\n[01:13.03] To hear my freedom cry\n[01:36.46] Well, I believe a man's a man who earns his pay as best he can\n[01:42.36] The colour of his skin don't mean he ain't just like you\n[01:50.11] Yeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\n[01:54.49] They think that we were born to smell\n[01:59.43] Of sweat and dust and dirt\n[02:01.32] Or plough until we die\n[02:04.77] Hallelujah\n[02:28.62] Let me hear you now\n[02:29.23] When will we be free\n[02:29.84] I wanna walk down any road\n[02:30.53] And feel I have my liberty\n[02:31.29] These shoes I'm wearing every day\n[02:32.39] Got holes the size of Frisco Bay\n[02:33.19] I'm praying for the time\n[02:33.96] When there will come a judgement day\n[03:04.66] Let me play you some lead here\n[03:08.73] Ooh, ooh\n[03:09.34] Well, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\n[03:11.14] That one day we would walk along the white side of the street\n[03:19.92] Now, but there were some bad folk around\n[03:22.57] That got so riled they shot him down\n[03:26.58] And there ain't a cop in town\n[03:29.40] Who wouldn't do the same for me\n[03:35.14] Yeah, now, when will we be free\n[03:41.30] I wanna walk down any 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earns his pay as best he can\n  The colour of his skin don't mean he ain't just like you\n  Yeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\n  They think that we were born to smell\n  Of sweat and dust and dirt\n  Or plough until we die\n\n  Hallelujah\n  Let me hear you now\n\n  When will we be free\n  I wanna walk down any road\n  And feel I have my liberty\n\n  These shoes I'm wearing every day\n  Got holes the size of Frisco Bay\n  I'm praying for the time\n  When there will come a judgement day\n\n  Let me play you some lead here\n  Ooh, ooh\n\n  Well, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those promises\n  That one day we would walk along the white side of the street\n  Now, but there were some bad folk around\n  That got so riled they shot him down\n  And there ain't a cop in town\n  Who wouldn't do the same for me\n\n  Yeah, now, when will we be free\n  I wanna walk down any road\n  And feel I have my liberty\n\n  Well, now, now\n  When will we be free\n  Yeah, yeah\n  When 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till they break our back\n  Beat us cos our skin is black\n  I guess I'll have to slave till the whip is in the grave\n\n  Yeah, when will we be free\n  I wanna walk down any road\n  And feel I have my liberty\n\n  Well, from day to day I live to die\n  The scars across my back don't lie\n  Ain't there anyone out there\n  To hear my freedom cry\n\n  Well, I believe a man's a man who earns his pay as best he can\n  The colour of his skin don't mean he ain't just like you\n  Yeah, but white folk here don't give a hell\n  They think that we were born to smell\n  Of sweat and dust and dirt\n  Or plough until we die\n\n  Hallelujah\n  Let me hear you now\n\n  When will we be free\n  I wanna walk down any road\n  And feel I have my liberty\n\n  These shoes I'm wearing every day\n  Got holes the size of Frisco Bay\n  I'm praying for the time\n  When there will come a judgement day\n\n  Let me play you some lead here\n  Ooh, ooh\n\n  Well, we all know how long it is since Lincoln made those 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