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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required "The Greatest American Ever Born" by: Eric L. Boddie Usually, throughout the history of all things The strongest of all is the one they call king The greatest would be the one who would let Freedom ring That's the idea of America, how long did it take you to join the team Paul Revere rode for it, history says people could hear him scream Since Washington is the champ, he gets the first green We all know someone like Jefferson, he smiles in your face, you know that scheme And everybody Loves Benjamin, turn something on and see what I mean "All men are created equal" by the hypocrites is the song they sing Then history says Lincoln Freed the slaves followed by decades of lynchings But credit Grant with 50, his victory is supreme And then enter the Great Depression with the New Deal Roosevelt brings And Kennedy wanted Peace but learned the truth about how bullets sting And Malcolm said color shouldn't keep a man from defending And now we've got Obama, Martin's progress trending Slowly swaying from the drama, the needed end to social lean Where we can all reach the place where True Love is redeemed And the one who achieves that will be the greatest, it seems And the only one I've seen is the one who had a dream That's why if Martin Luther were alive, he would have been proud to call Michael "King" note: Martin Luther King, Jr. was actually named Michael Luther King, Jr. at birth, and his father changed both of their names in honor of the great protestant reformer, Martin Luther.
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