Name: You Do Too Much Singing
Duration: P00H00M15S
Description: this is a sound clip from Malcolm X

You Do Too Much Singing

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this is a sound clip from Malcolm X

"This is part of what's wrong with you. You do too much singing. Today it's time to stop singing and start swinging." - Malcolm X

from demo - 2008, released October 1, 2008

All Torn Up! New York, New York

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