[Martin Luther King, Jr.]

I am happy to join with you today

In what will go down in history

As the greatest demonstration

For freedom in the history of our nation…

A risky pleasure’s growing in your veins

We’re kissing on the back of trains

Don’t need a witness but I’m not ashamed

It’s self destruction, yeah

The way you push the Fahrenheit

We don’t need their Heaven, yeah

If this is what Hell feels like...

Such a lovely way to burn...

Such a lovely way to burn...

We left oppression at chapel gates

God put you here to be my saving grace

He doesn’t make mistakes…

It’s sеlf destruction, yeah

The way you push thе Fahrenheit

We don’t need their Heaven, yeah

If this is what Hell feels like...

Such a lovely way to burn

Ah, I like it like that

Such a lovely way to burn

(Oh yeah, oh..)

It’s freedom at last

Such a lovely way to burn

You got my heart saying yes

Such a lovely way to burn...

You turned my love to ember

Heart racing to the fever

You could light up the night

Love is more than a husband and wife

You turned my love to ember

Heart racing to the fever

You could light up the night

Love is more than a husband and wife

It’s a feeling that you can’t deny

Such a lovely way to burn...

Ah, I like it like that..

[Martin Luther King, Jr.]

I have a dream that one day

This nation will rise up

And live out the true meaning of its creed:

"We hold these truths to be self-evident

That all men are created equal.”

Such a lovely way to burn

Ah, I like it like that

Such a lovely way to burn

(Oh yeah, oh..)

It’s freedom at last

Such a lovely way to burn

You got my heart saying yes

Such a lovely way to burn...

You take me to a place that’s too deep for the light

Such a lovely way to burn...

Such a lovely way to burn...

Such a lovely way to burn...