Verse 1: N.C                     Noah Noah let me come in Door’s all locked and window pinned Keep your hand on that plow hold on Hold on hold on keep your hand on that plow hold on Verse 2: Mary wore three links of chain Every link was Jesus name Keep your hand on that plow hold on Hold on hold on keep your hand on that plow hold on Verse 3: God gave Noah the rainbow sign No more water could fire next time Keep your hand on that plow hold on Hold on hold on keep your hand on that plow hold on Verse 4: United nations make a change Every link is freedoms name Keep your hand on that plow hold on Hold on hold on keep your hand on that plow hold on Verse 5: Freedom?s name is mighty sweet Black and white are gonna meet Keep your hand on that plow hold on Hold on hold on keep your hand on that plow hold on Verse 6: Freedom?s name is mighty sweet Black and white are gonna meet Keep your hand on that plow hold on Hold on hold on keep your hand on that plow hold on Verse 7: Many good men have fought and died So we could be here side by side Keep your hand on that plow hold on Hold on hold on keep your hand on that plow hold on Verse 8: Freedom?s name is mighty sweet Black and white are gonna meet Keep your hand on that plow hold on Hold on hold on keep your hand on that plow hold on Outro Depend on the gospel power Wouldn?t take nothin from the journey now Keep your hand on that plow hold on N.C. One more time Hold on hold on keep your hand on that plow hold on N.C. One more time Hold on hold on keep your hand on that plow hold on

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À propos de la chanson

Cette chanson évoque une quête de persévérance et d'espoir à travers des références bibliques, notamment l'histoire de Noé et la promesse de Dieu symbolisée par l'arc-en-ciel. Elle parle de la force de l'engagement face aux défis et de l'importance de garder son objectif en vue, peu importe les obstacles. Les liens qui unissent les gens, qu'ils soient noirs ou blancs, sont célébrés, soulignant l'aspiration à l'unité et à la liberté. Dans un contexte plus large, les paroles reflètent également le désir de changement social et l'héritage de ceux qui se sont battus pour l'égalité. Cette chanson résonne particulièrement dans les luttes pour la justice et les droits civiques, intégrant des messages d'espoir et de détermination pour construire un avenir meilleur.