Kate Campbell
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A Cotton Field Away

Read A Cotton Field Away lyrics by Kate Campbell on HiperMusicas, with linked artist context and related song paths.

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A child of three

Reaches out to touch

And only sees

Pretty powder puffs

Down the road

A black child plays

But the dreams

He holds lie

A cotton field away

The fires burn bright

A window breaks

Another one dies

A momma's heart aches

Behind locked doors

A white man prays

And thanks

The Lord he lives

A cotton field away

If we could see

Beyond the clouds

We both might be

On common ground

We met in school

By court's decree

I learned real soon

You were

A lot like me

Across the land

They say things

Have changed

But still we stand

A cotton field away

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Kate Campbell performs "A Cotton Field Away", and this lyric page sits inside the Kate Campbell catalog on HiperMusicas.

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