[Intro] Move to the back of the bus (move to the back, the back, the back) Move to the back of the bus (the back of the bus, the bus, the bus) Rosa never moved so they called the cops They said, “move to the back of the bus.” (the back of the bus, the bus, the bus) but Rosa said, “Why do you always push us around?” but Rosa never moved. Rosa never moved, Rosa never moved, She stood her ground, sitting on that bus seat She stood her ground, sitting on that bus seat but she never moved. she never, never, moved She said, “It was just time…” and “I was tired… tired of giving in.” tired of giving in… Rosa never moved, she was tired (so tired) of giving in. [Verse 1] Because Rosa never moved Thousands joined the bus strike They said, “We will walk with you.” We will walk with you It shut down Montgomery For three hundred and eighty-one days and the people walked (and the people walked) they walked for miles For three hundred and eighty-one days in the heat in the rain the people walked (they walked) For three hundred and eighty-one days Because Rosa never moved, she never moved. [Verse 2] Because Rosa never moved Martin Luther King said “the cup of endurance runs over.” the cup runs over It ran over in Montgomery For three hundred and eighty-one days and the people walked (and the people walked) they walked for miles For three hundred and eighty-one days in the heat in the rain the people walked (they walked) For three hundred and eighty-one days Because Rosa never moved, she never moved. [Bridge] Is there an injustice of which you are tired? So tired (so damn tired) Tired of giving in Tired of giving up No more giving in, no more giving up! Be like Rosa Rosa never moved Remember Rosa Tired of giving in, no more giving up! Just like Rosa Rosa never moved No more giving in, no more giving up! Be like Rosa Rosa never moved