Make Them Hear You Quentin Earl Darrington
"Make Them Hear You" by Quentin Earl Darrington is a powerful #Musical Theatre anthem from the 1996 show "Ragtime." The song emphasizes themes of resistance, social justice, and the importance of voicing one's truth. Its stirring melody and emotional delivery inspire activism and unity, resonating with audiences seeking change.
[COALHOUSE]
Go out and tell our story
Let it echo far and wide
Make them hear you
Make them hear you
How justice was our battle
And how justice was denied
Make them hear you
Make them hear you
And say to those who blame us
For the way we chose to fight
That sometimes there are battles
That are more than black or white
And I could not put down my sword
When justice was my right
Make them hear you
Go out and tell our story
To your daughters and your sons
Makе them hear you
Make thеm hear you
And tell them, in our struggle
We were not the only ones
Make them hear you
Make them hear you
Go out and tell our story
Let it echo far and wide
Make them hear you
Make them hear you
How justice was our battle
And how justice was denied
Make them hear you
Make them hear you
And say to those who blame us
For the way we chose to fight
That sometimes there are battles
That are more than black or white
And I could not put down my sword
When justice was my right
Make them hear you
Go out and tell our story
To your daughters and your sons
Makе them hear you
Make thеm hear you
And tell them, in our struggle
We were not the only ones
Make them hear you
Make them hear you
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