G D There's Two people in a room, one black and one whiteD G Now who's to say, who's wrong or who's rightG D Both standing tall, both standing proudD G D G Both too afraid, to dream out loudG D Now one grew up in the town, and one outsideD G Both fighting feelings, they'd much rather hideG D Years bring them closer, and lord knows howD G Their not too afraid to dream out loudC G Dream out loud, it'S up to me and youC G D To dream out loud, it's not hard to doG C So if you see your brother, falling in the crowdG D G Don't be afraid to dream out loudG D Dream out loud, dream out loudD G Don't be afraid to dream out loudG D Dream out loud, dream out loudD G Don't be afraid to dream out loudA E A E7G D There's and an old black man, leaning on a fenceD G With an old white man finally making senseG D Talking to eachother, and having no doubtsD G And never afraid, to dream out loudC G Dream out loud, it's up to me and youC G D To dream out loud, it's not hard to doG C So if you see your sister, falling in the crowdG D G Don't be afraid to dream out loudA E A E7E A Don't be afraid to dream out loud.
Dream Out Loud
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