Album Notes

I wear around my neck this six pointed star
For the six million, remember who they are
Sixty years ago they’d put me behind bars
For wearing so proudly this six pointed star

I wear around my neck this six pointed star
For the six million, remember who they are
Sixty years ago they’d put me behind bars
For wearing so proudly this six pointed star

They were singers, they were painters
My kin and also strangers
They were fathers, they were mothers
They were daughters, they were brothers

They were poets, they were writers
There were the weak, and too, the fighters
They were fathers, they were mothers
They were daughters, they were brothers

I wear around my neck this six pointed star
For the six million, remember who they are
Sixty years ago they’d put me behind bars
For wearing so proudly this six pointed star

Children learning to better the world
Old wise men, sweet little girls
The confused, the faithful, skeptics alike
Chasing their dreams while living their lives

I wear around my neck this six pointed star
For the six million, remember who they are
Sixty years ago they’d put me behind bars
For wearing so proudly this six pointed star

Behind each face there holds a story
Of hardships and of glory
Deserved a life like you and me
To dream their dreams

I wear around my neck this six pointed star
For the six million, remember who they are
Sixty years ago they’d put me behind bars
For wearing so proudly this six pointed star

Symbol of my history
God is surrounding me
For always and ever
For always