Walk Together Free— Celebrating Diversity

[Verse 1] In the streets of old Montgomery, a quiet spark began, Rosa sat with courage shining, holding freedom in her hands. A preacher stood with steady voice, saying “let the whole world see,” When one heart rises up for truth, it lifts humanity. [Chorus] We walk together, free forever, Different colors, one family. From Selma’s bridge to every city, We rise for love and dignity. Hold your neighbor, lift each other— This is how we choose to be. Hand in hand, we’re marching forward— Celebrate diversity. [Verse 2] Birmingham’s streets were trembling, but their hope refused to fall, Children sang for justice loudly, stronger than the fire hose’s wall. Dreamers gathered in Washington, beneath the sky so wide, “I have a dream,” the echo rose—love standing side by side. [Chorus] We walk together, free forever, Different colors, one family. From Selma’s bridge to every city, We rise for love and dignity. Hold your neighbor, lift each other— This is how we choose to be. Hand in hand, we’re marching forward— Celebrate diversity. [Bridge] Let the drums of freedom play, Let the voices light the way. From the pain a promise grew— Justice belongs to me and you. Every shade and every name, Each a fire, each a flame, All belonging, all the same— Singing out Dr. King’s dream again. [Final Chorus (Soaring)] We walk together, free forever, Different colors, one family. Lift the world with love and courage, Shape tomorrow’s history. Hold your neighbor, lift each other— This is how we choose to be. Hand in hand, we’re marching onward— Celebrate diversity.