Howard C. Wilkinson - "Liberation Revisited" (September 28, 1969)

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	(orchestral music)	0:03
	(choir singing harmoniously)	0:18
	♪ Amen ♪	4:24
-	Let us join together in our prayer of confession.	4:41
	Let us pray.	4:45
	Almighty and most merciful Father,	4:48
	we confess that we have sinned against thy love	4:52
	and against thy truth.	4:56
	Neither with heart or soul nor strength have we loved thee	4:58
	nor have we loved our neighbor as ourselves.	5:05
	We confess, especially that we have not loved thee	5:10
	with all our minds.	5:14
	We have not owned thy Lordship in our thinking.	5:17
	Therefore, we pray thee to have mercy upon us,	5:21
	forgive the sins we have done to please ourselves	5:26
	and the sins we have done to please others.	5:30
	Forgive us those sins which we know	5:34
	and those sins which we know not.	5:38
	Forgive them all of thy great goodness,	5:41
	through Jesus Christ our Lord.	5:46
	Amen.	5:49
	The words of assurance are these,	5:52
	that to those who are serious about this confession,	5:55
	there is forgiveness with God.	5:59
	And so in the name of Jesus Christ,	6:02
	I declare to you, we are forgiven.	6:04
	(orchestral music)	6:13
	(choir singing harmoniously)	6:46
	♪ Amen ♪	9:25
-	The scripture reading this morning,	9:54
	it's selected verses from Galatian 5.	9:55
	Let's pray.	9:59
	Our Father you said, if you abide in my word,	10:02
	then you are truly disciples of mine	10:06
	and you shall know the truth,	10:09
	and the truth shall make you free.	10:11
	We seek that truth.	10:14
	Give us open and honest hearts before you, the living God,	10:17
	our Father of love and freedom.	10:22
	For we pray in the precious	10:25
	and powerful name of Jesus Christ.	10:27
	Amen.	10:30
	"Christ has made us completely free,	10:34
	stand fast then and do not again be hampered	10:38
	with the yoke of slavery.	10:42
	For you brothers have been called to freedom,	10:44
	only do not make your freedom an excuse	10:47
	for the gratification of your lower nature,	10:50
	but rather, enslave yourselves one to another,	10:55
	by the bondage of love.	10:59
	For indeed, the whole law has been summed up	11:02
	in this one precept, thou love thy neighbor as thyself.	11:06
	This is what I have to say,	11:13
	let your steps be guided by the Spirit.	11:15
	And then you will never gratify the cravings	11:20
	of your earthly nature	11:22
	for the desire of the flesh fights against the Spirit,	11:25
	and the desire of the Spirit fights against the flesh.	11:29
	And this barriers tends to hinder you	11:34
	from doing what you wish to do.	11:37
	It is by letting the Spirit lead you,	11:40
	that you free yourself from the yoke of the law.	11:42
	Anyone can see the kind of behavior	11:47
	that belongs to the lower nature,	11:49
	sexual vice, impurity, sensuality, idolatry,	11:52
	witchcraft, amnesty, strife, jealousy, passionate anger,	11:58
	intrigues, division, sectarian parties,	12:04
	envy, drunkenness, crossing, and the like.	12:08
	I warn you as I did before that people who do such things	12:13
	will have no share in the kingdom of God.	12:18
	The Spirit on the other hand brings the harvest of love,	12:22
	joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, benevolence,	12:27
	good faith, self discipline, and self restraint.	12:35
	Against such things there is no law.	12:40
	I know from experience that the scripture reading	12:45
	very readily goes in one ear and out the other.	12:48
	However, these particular verses	12:52
	have become very meaningful to me,	12:55
	and I'd like to share with you very briefly just how.	12:57
	Paul you will remember was writing to Christians,	13:02
	individuals who had intellectually accepted Jesus	13:05
	as the Messiah and made a conscious decision to follow Him.	13:09
	Yet, people who are limiting their freedom in Christ,	13:14
	bound by Jewish traditions,	13:18
	people who had indeed perverted the freedom,	13:20
	using it as a justification for the means to their own ends.	13:24
	Paul rebuking them very specifically	13:30
	defines the freedom that Christ offers	13:33
	both in the words I've just read,	13:37
	and then the whole pattern and attitude of his life.	13:39
	He introduces himself to the Philippians	13:43
	as a bond servant of Christ Jesus, is this freedom?	13:46
	In our scripture he says,	13:52
	"Let your steps be guided by the Spirit."	13:54
	That is the Spirit of God.	13:57
	Again, those operating on the contemporary sense of freedom	14:00
	would question his Liberty.	14:04
	It becomes obvious that Paul	14:06
	was speaking of a different kind of freedom,	14:08
	essentially a freedom from self and those parts of self	14:11
	that tend to limit the full living of life	14:16
	and simultaneously a freedom to beautifully experience Love,	14:19
	joy, peace, patience, and so on.	14:24
	This has been my experience,	14:29
	a direct consequence of knowing Jesus Christ.	14:31
	God, the Father, the Creator means for every individual here	14:35
	to have a personal relationship with Him	14:39
	and He having provided forgiveness	14:43
	through the death of Christ,	14:45
	invites us to accept that forgiveness	14:47
	and turn our lives over to His Lordship.	14:50
	This I can personally say is the beginning of life.	14:54
	And I challenge you each	14:58
	to examine the claims of Jesus Christ.	15:00
	Cause it's only through Him that man can intellectually	15:04
	and experientially, know freedom.	15:07
	(orchestral music)	15:13
	(choir singing harmoniously)	15:22
	♪ Amen ♪	15:50
-	The Lord be with you.	15:56
-	And also with you.	15:58
-	Let us pray.	15:59
	Eternal God, the Father of us all,	16:12
	we gather here as seekers after truth,	16:17
	we are grateful for the heritage of this university	16:20
	in a land where learning is still a cherished tradition.	16:23
	We are thankful for those students and teachers, scholars,	16:29
	and prophets in whom and through whom	16:32
	we have been confronted by truth.	16:34
	We worship you now in the name of Jesus called Christ	16:39
	in whom many of us have experienced	16:43
	the reality of your love.	16:45
	We pray for ourselves and for others	16:49
	who need strength and support this hour.	16:51
	We pray for this academic community	16:55
	that her administration's maintenance of order	16:58
	may be built upon justice.	17:01
	And our faculties' transmission of knowledge,	17:04
	may include a glimpse of the dreams that drive them on.	17:07
	And her students concern for relevance	17:12
	may be coupled with a sense of responsibility.	17:15
	We pray for our parents and our peers,	17:20
	enable us not only to keep open lines of communication,	17:24
	but grant that our conversations	17:29
	may be based upon mutual respect and trust	17:31
	and hopefully love.	17:34
	We pray for the preacher of the morning,	17:37
	speak to us through him and tell us what we need to hear	17:40
	and show us what we might do to obey your son our Lord.	17:46
	Obeying His command we pray for our enemies,	17:51
	both on this campus and in China or South or North Vietnam,	17:55
	wherever there a persons alienated from us.	18:00
	Through the power of your Spirit, reconcile us with those	18:05
	we have hurt and those who have hurt us.	18:09
	Send us your Spirit that we may be sensitive	18:16
	to the needs of all those around us,	18:19
	the freshmen and the foreign student,	18:22
	the faculty member, as well as the cafeteria worker.	18:25
	Enable us to recognize the false facades,	18:30
	evident even on this campus	18:33
	and enable us to comprehend what is true and what is real.	18:36
	Give us courage to explore, honesty to face the facts	18:43
	and faith to trust new insights.	18:49
	Disturb those who refuse to learn from the past	18:54
	and encourage those who seek the light of a future	18:59
	to illumine the present.	19:01
	Place within us we pray a desire for that higher knowledge,	19:05
	which is an understanding of your righteousness	19:10
	and the basis of our freedom.	19:12
	Enables us to know what is worth knowing	19:15
	and to love what is worth loving that we may truly be free.	19:19
	Will we pray together in the way,	19:24
	and with the words that Jesus taught his friends.	19:27
	Our Father who art in heaven,	19:32
	hallowed be thy name, thy kingdom,	19:36
	thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven.	19:41
	Give us this day our daily bread	19:47
	and forgive us our trespasses,	19:51
	as we forgive those who trespass against us.	19:54
	And lead us not into temptation,	19:59
	but deliver us from evil.	20:02
	For thine is the kingdom, and the power,	20:05
	and the glory forever.	20:09
	Amen.	20:13
	(orchestral music)	20:15
	(choir singing harmoniously)	20:41
	♪ Amen ♪	22:08
-	The purpose of this sermon	22:26
	is to take a new look at an old friend, liberation.	22:30
	People on the earth have been looking at the moon	22:36
	as long as there have been people on the earth.	22:40
	But this year we have taken a new look	22:44
	at our old neighbor in space,	22:48
	and now we understand fresh and exciting things about it.	22:51
	So with the concept of liberation, it's an old charm,	22:58
	but it certainly is time now that we revisit this friend.	23:03
	I'm going to ask you to think about it,	23:09
	while I now bring into focus,	23:13
	five separate distinct ideas about it.	23:15
	Those of you in the congregation	23:21
	who have been brought up on three point sermons	23:23
	may find the promise	23:26
	of a five point sermon a bit shocking.	23:27
	But I shall comfort you with the analogy	23:31
	that a pizza which is divided into five pieces	23:34
	is no larger than one which is divided	23:38
	into only three pizza pieces.	23:41
	Okay?	23:44
	The first idea is that liberation is a wonderful thing.	23:47
	Exclamation point.	23:55
	As Christians, we have been called not only to be liberated,	23:59
	but to be agents of liberation for others.	24:05
	As Americans, boasting a strategically located	24:10
	Statue of Liberty, we are officially in favor of liberation	24:15
	as perhaps no other nation on earth is.	24:20
	As university people,	24:25
	we're committed to the liberation of man	24:28
	from the shackles of ignorance, superstition and prejudice.	24:30
	The very word liberation has an exciting, attractive sound.	24:37
	It sounds like Santa Claus or tasty frees.	24:45
	The thought of liberation is like getting a letter	24:51
	from a long lost friend,	24:55
	like a gentle rain after a long drought,	24:59
	like listening to the chapel choir singing,	25:03
	"Handel's Messiah."	25:05
	Or like getting to sit down after a six hour hike	25:08
	or like the sensation of your first romantic kiss.	25:13
	If you haven't had that, sorry about that.	25:18
	Liberation is popular overall the earth,	25:23
	and it has been celebrated through the centuries.	25:29
	Moses thousands of years ago,	25:33
	stood before the Egyptian Pharaoh and demanded,	25:36
	"Let my people go."	25:40
	Last night, Judy Collins sang, "We want our liberation now."	25:46
	You heard her singing.	25:56
	One of the most popular names in all of Latin America	25:59
	is that of Simon Bolívar known as The Liberator,	26:02
	because of his effective leadership	26:08
	in freeing the Latin Americans from the domination of Spain.	26:10
	In our own country,	26:16
	the great slogans and national heroes of the past,	26:16
	all relate to our liberation from England.	26:20
	Yes, liberation is a wonderful thing.	26:25
	The world needs very much more of it.	26:29
	And we are among those who should help the world to have it.	26:33
	That's point one.	26:39
	The second point is that the concept of liberation	26:42
	has within the lifetime of this present generation	26:47
	become terribly confused.	26:52
	The meaning of the word itself	26:56
	has in the minds of many come to be very cloudy.	26:58
	Lots of words in the English language	27:03
	have while going down from Jerusalem to Jericho,	27:04
	been stripped, beaten, and left half dead.	27:08
	For instance, when the word grass is spoken,	27:14
	the hearer doesn't know if it's something one sits on	27:18
	on the quad,	27:22
	whether it may be some kind of a widow or whether it's pot.	27:24
	When the word pot is spoken hearer doesn't know	27:30
	whether it refers to	27:34
	that which traditionally calls the kettle black,	27:35
	whether it is that which precedes a fat man's spinal column,	27:39
	or if it's a pistolate hemp plant.	27:44
	Now that's what's happened to our word liberation,	27:48
	it's fallen on bad times.	27:52
	It's been roughed up.	27:54
	American soldiers in France during World War II	27:58
	were told they were there to liberate France from Germany.	28:01
	But when some of them stole cards from the French people,	28:08
	they spoke of liberating the French cards.	28:12
	Now the concept originally meant	28:18
	that one who had been forced against his will	28:20
	to be a slave would be set free to be his own man.	28:24
	That those who held selfish and malicious power over others	28:30
	would have that power broken.	28:34
	That those who were self shackled by the ignorance	28:38
	of their own minds would be self liberated	28:41
	by the acquisition of knowledge.	28:44
	That those who were being destroyed	28:48
	by prejudice and selfishness,	28:50
	whether they're own or others	28:52
	would be free by Spiritual regeneration.	28:54
	But at present the term liberation is used sometimes	28:59
	to mean what I've just said,	29:04
	but sometimes it is used to mean the process of brainwashing	29:06
	a person of all his beliefs and values	29:10
	until he concludes that life has no meaning	29:14
	and there are no ultimates.	29:17
	And when that happens, he is liberated.	29:19
	It's also being used to imply that freedom consists	29:22
	of the license to do what I want to do when I want to do it,	29:25
	regardless of the needs and rights of others.	29:31
	That is liberation.	29:35
	The word is being used in some quarters to imply a refusal,	29:38
	to learn, or to even consider	29:42
	any of the accumulated alleged wisdom of the past	29:46
	and an implied determination to govern one's life totally	29:50
	by how things look at the moment, that is liberation.	29:55
	The word is also being made to mean that,	30:02
	since I didn't ask to be brought into this world,	30:05
	I don't owe any responsibility of any type to anybody.	30:09
	So you can see how the concept has been eroded,	30:16
	how the idea has been diluted.	30:21
	But let us not cast it aside as a hopeless case.	30:25
	It's too good an idea to be lost.	30:30
	The world needs it too desperately.	30:33
	Instead, we need to take it to the clinic	30:36
	and rehabilitate it.	30:38
	Now the third fact about liberation,	30:42
	which we must understand with great clarity	30:46
	is that we cannot be liberated from something	30:49
	without being committed to something else.	30:57
	The point here is not that we should not be,	31:04
	but that we can not.	31:10
	A smart person will therefore always ask himself	31:17
	what he is being liberated into	31:20
	before choosing to be liberated from his present situation.	31:23
	Like a coin, liberation always has two sides.	31:30
	A person with claustrophobia riding in an airplane	31:37
	might feel that the interior of the plane	31:42
	is altogether too confining,	31:44
	that the floor, ceiling, the two sides	31:48
	and the two ends of the plane have him hemmed in.	31:51
	And he therefore might seek liberation	31:55
	from this confinement while in flight.	31:58
	As a matter of actual fact,	32:03
	a young man did precisely that very thing,	32:06
	only a few years ago in this state.	32:09
	He had been married earlier in the evening,	32:13
	he had invited some champagne at a reception	32:16
	and he and his bride set off on their honeymoon	32:19
	aboard an airliner.	32:21
	Well, sometime after take off, the groom arose from his seat	32:25
	strolled down the aisle of the plane.	32:32
	Champagne had liberated him from his inhibitions,	32:36
	and now he saw total liberation.	32:40
	He wanted to be free	32:45
	from the cramped quarters of the airliner.	32:46
	So he tore open the side door,	32:49
	stepped out into the clean, pure, rushing air	32:52
	and was indeed liberated from.	32:59
	However, this small step of liberation	33:05
	turned out to be a giant leap of commitment.	33:10
	In being set free from the plane	33:14
	he was committed to making an unrestricted response	33:17
	to the call of gravity.	33:20
	The next day, a search party found his body	33:24
	appropriately enough in a Cleveland County cemetery.	33:27
	Well, a wise and sober man	33:33
	will not impulsively choose liberation from anything	33:35
	until he knows to what this freeing act will commit him.	33:40
	Now this principle is valid in any area of human experience,	33:47
	but let me suggest that we think of it	33:52
	in relation to only one area just now for an illustration.	33:55
	And even in this area I certainly do not pretend	34:00
	to know the formula of the answer.	34:03
	I do think I can ask a relevant question.	34:06
	I refer to the so-called liberation of women.	34:11
	Women's liberation is something	34:18
	which I am quite certain is absolutely good.	34:20
	As long as we are talking about her freedom	34:25
	from every kind of unfairness and structured inequality.	34:27
	But when the discussion moves	34:33
	into a refashioning of female nature,	34:34
	I think both women and men should be very careful	34:41
	how they make rash pronouncements.	34:46
	There is such a thing as inherited female nature,	34:51
	and would you believe it is not the same as male nature?	34:55
	Female nature has certain attitudinal relationships	35:01
	in the fabric of it's given.	35:05
	Suppose we liberate a woman	35:09
	from the unique mystique of her feminine nature,	35:11
	do we really know what we have done?	35:18
	Do we?	35:22
	I have known a few individuals who are said	35:26
	to have received the benefits of women's liberation.	35:29
	And I keep asking myself	35:32
	what it is that they were liberated into,	35:34
	when they were liberated from?	35:38
	Since you don't know who these are, you can't judge me.	35:43
	The fourth idea, which needs to be associated	35:47
	with a rehabilitated concept of liberation	35:51
	is that genuine freedom comes only as a result of strict,	35:57
	voluntary and inner commitment	36:05
	to something which may outwardly resemble slavery.	36:10
	That's the fourth idea.	36:18
	If I were to step up to bet for the San Francisco Giants,	36:22
	you can believe that I would not be free to hit a home run.	36:27
	Now this would just not be an option for me.	36:32
	There is a man on that team who has this freedom however,	36:37
	by voluntary discipline,	36:43
	he has denied himself many things,	36:44
	has practiced hours on in four weeks and unnumbered months.	36:47
	As a result, this past week, Willie Mays in San Diego,	36:53
	hit his 600th home run, trotting easily around the bases	36:58
	after sending the baseball 391 feet.	37:04
	If you were to take Willie Mays' hours of practice	37:10
	and self denial away from him,	37:14
	and brainwash him into an undisciplined life,	37:18
	would you be giving him liberation	37:24
	or would you be taking freedom away from him?	37:27
	If a student will enjoy the freedom	37:34
	to move about with competence in the world of botany,	37:36
	he must voluntarily discipline himself	37:40
	over a long period of time under the guidance	37:43
	of demanding botany professors.	37:45
	Should a botany student be liberated	37:50
	from the influence and teaching of a botany professor?	37:53
	Should a history student be liberated	37:58
	from the vastly superior knowledge of a history teacher?	38:01
	If a university student is seeking to prepare himself	38:08
	to be a progressive leader in politics, in education,	38:13
	in the church, or in science,	38:20
	should he seek to be liberated from the necessity	38:25
	to learn the wisdom and the mistakes of the past?	38:29
	And should he seek to be set free	38:35
	from the requirement to learn	38:37
	where the deposits of meaning and a purpose are stored?	38:39
	If so, with what result?	38:46
	I have time to mention only one more idea,	39:00
	which bears on this wonderful concept of liberation.	39:02
	Let me state it with sharp simplicity.	39:07
	We do have the freedom to choose our own actions,	39:12
	but we do not have the freedom	39:16
	to decide the consequences of those acts.	39:18
	There is no campaign of liberation which any one of us	39:23
	or all of us together can conduct,	39:28
	which has the power to change that fact.	39:30
	A man in a well-stocked chemistry lab is free to decide	39:35
	which elements he will pour into a test tube,	39:38
	but having chosen and having done the pouring,	39:43
	he is then no longer free to choose	39:48
	what compound will resolve from the mixture.	39:51
	Sometimes we lose this second freedom instantly,	39:57
	even before we were aware we're in danger of losing it.	40:00
	Other times we lose it gradually,	40:04
	or we gradually approached the point at which we lose it,	40:07
	but sooner or later, we always lose it, without exception.	40:11
	When Armstrong and Aldrin were descending	40:18
	in the lunar module in history's greatest TV show,	40:21
	they were well aware that there was a certain point	40:26
	at which they would have to make an irrevocable decision.	40:30
	Prior to the time they reached that point,	40:36
	they were free to change their original decision	40:38
	to descend to the surface of the moon.	40:42
	They would have enough fuel and a certain jet	40:45
	to blast the Eagle back up	40:48
	to join the mother spaceship Colombia.	40:50
	But if they continued to choose the descending course	40:53
	beyond a certain point, they would,	40:58
	and they did lose the freedom to return to the spaceship	41:03
	without first landing on the moon	41:08
	and disengaging the descend stage.	41:11
	So when in freedom,	41:15
	they chose to continue their descend	41:18
	past the critical part of no return.	41:21
	They lost the freedom to do anything other	41:24
	than to land on the moon safely or unsafely,	41:27
	wisely or unwisely, temporarily as it turned out	41:33
	or permanently as it might've been.	41:38
	Alive as it was or dead as it might've been.	41:41
	They could not choose the consequences of their choice.	41:48
	The scriptures remind us that we are free	41:54
	to choose what we shall sow	41:57
	but that we are not free to choose what we shall reap,	41:59
	once the seed is in the ground.	42:02
	Again, the scriptures tell us	42:05
	that a nation is free to choose the soul to win,	42:07
	but it does not have the freedom	42:11
	if it elects the soul to win	42:15
	to keep from reaping the whirlwind.	42:18
	A nation is free to choose whether it will enslave	42:22
	part of its citizens, but if it does enslave them,	42:25
	the consequences of that choice are out of its hands.	42:29
	The consequences are instead in the hands	42:33
	of a God of justice who created a moral universe.	42:36
	A nation is free to choose	42:42
	that it will be militaristic and take the sword,	42:44
	but if it takes it,	42:50
	the nation is not then free to decide	42:53
	that it will refuse to perish by the sword.	42:55
	So it is with the individual.	43:01
	I can choose to ignore the moral universe at any given time,	43:04
	but I cannot choose to have the moral universe ignore me.	43:10
	Let me paraphrase the Salem cigarette commercial.	43:16
	Say, "You can take the moral accountability out of a man,	43:20
	but you can take the man out of moral accountability."	43:24
	At this point, I will with permission report the words	43:32
	of an intelligent young man who sought my counsel	43:37
	at a desperate time in his life.	43:40
	He told me that his wife had left him,	43:44
	that the last time he approached his four year old son,	43:47
	the child fled from him in panic.	43:52
	The man had just been fired from his 11th job	43:58
	and he was in debt $15,000.	44:02
	Now, in spite of the fact	44:07
	that he was a Phi Beta Kappa graduate	44:09
	of one of our best universities,	44:10
	he could not secure a top job.	44:12
	The only reason he was in this sad state of affairs	44:17
	was that he could not control his drinking,	44:21
	his drinking controlled him.	44:25
	When I asked him how long he had been drinking,	44:29
	he replied that he had taken his first drink	44:32
	of wine 10 years earlier.	44:34
	And then he added one night	44:37
	when I was a freshman in college,	44:40
	some of my friends helped liberate me	44:41
	from my loyalty to my Father's principle of abstinence.	44:45
	Now I mention this today,	44:50
	not just because this young man requested that I report	44:52
	what had resulted from his liberation,	44:57
	but also because in America today,	45:00
	there are 8 million other people	45:02
	who are enjoying their liberation	45:07
	the same way he is enjoying his,	45:10
	and who like him have discovered	45:14
	that we are free to choose our actions,	45:16
	but we are not free to decide the consequences.	45:19
	Well, there is a vast amount of pure fantasy	45:24
	in the contemporary rhetoric of liberation	45:29
	and wherever this fantasy exists,	45:34
	there exists a corresponding amount of potential tragedy.	45:37
	Therefore, as one means of our making a start	45:42
	toward a realistic rehabilitation,	45:49
	of this great blessing of liberation,	45:53
	I offer these five ideas.	45:58
	First, genuine liberation is a wonderful thing	46:01
	and Christians must be in the front of the action.	46:05
	Second, we must remember that at present	46:09
	the definition of freedom is badly confused	46:12
	and needs clarification.	46:16
	Third, we cannot be liberated from something	46:18
	without being committed to an alternative.	46:23
	Fourth, any meaningful freedom	46:27
	requires voluntary discipline and sacrifice.	46:31
	Last, we must never forget	46:37
	that our freedom to choose comes to a screeching halt	46:40
	after we have chosen to act,	46:43
	the consequences of the actions are not ours to decide.	46:46
	Our heavenly Father give us grace	46:53
	to stand fast in the freedom with which Christ	46:55
	has set us free.	46:59
	Amen.	47:01
	(orchestral music)	47:04
	(choir singing harmoniously)	47:42
	♪ Amen ♪	48:27
	(orchestral music)	48:51
	(orchestral music)	50:26
	(choir singing harmoniously)	50:45
	♪ Amen ♪	54:43
	(choir singing harmoniously)	55:26
	♪ Alleluia ♪	55:35
	♪ Alleluia ♪	55:38
	♪ Alleluia ♪	55:54
	♪ Alleluia ♪	55:57
	♪ Alleluia ♪	56:00
	♪ Alleluia ♪	56:03
	♪ Alleluia ♪	56:07
	♪ Amen ♪	56:17

	♪ Meeting tonight ♪	0:03
	♪ Meeting tonight ♪	0:05
	♪ Meet on the old campground ♪	0:07
	♪ Oh, meeting tonight ♪	0:10
	♪ Meeting tonight ♪	0:13
	♪ Meet on the old campground ♪	0:15
	♪ This is the way we shout ♪	0:19
	♪ On the old campground ♪	0:20
	(stately organ music)	0:23
	♪ Gloria ♪	0:58
	♪ Gloria ♪	1:03
	♪ Gloria ♪	1:08
	♪ Gloria ♪	1:13
	♪ In excelsis ♪	1:18
	♪ In excelsis ♪	1:26
	♪ In excelsis ♪	1:30
	(70s rock anthem guitar music)	1:39
	(electric guitar soloing energetically)	2:10
	(drums soloing softly)	3:19
	(guitars wail hauntingly)	4:05
	(guitars soloing freely)	4:39
	(cymbals ringing)	5:13
	♪ Gloria in excelsis Deo ♪	5:16
	♪ Deo, Deo, Deo ♪	5:23
	♪ Deo, Deo, Deo ♪	5:30
	♪ Deo, Deo, Deo ♪	5:37
	♪ Deo ♪	5:44
	♪ I got life, mother ♪	5:47
	♪ I got laughs, sister ♪	5:51
	♪ I got freedom, brother ♪	5:55
	♪ I got good times, man ♪	5:59
	♪ I got crazy ways, daughter ♪	6:04
	♪ I got million dollar charm, cousin ♪	6:09
	♪ I got headaches and toothaches ♪	6:12
	♪ And bad times, too, like you ♪	6:15
	♪ I got my hair ♪	6:22
	♪ I got my head ♪	6:23
	♪ I got my brains ♪	6:24
	♪ I got my ears ♪	6:25
	♪ I got my eyes ♪	6:26
	♪ I got my nose ♪	6:27
	♪ I got my mouth ♪	6:28
	♪ I got my teeth ♪	6:28
	♪ I got my tongue ♪	6:30
	♪ I got my chin ♪	6:32
	♪ I got my neck ♪	6:33
	♪ I got my tits ♪	6:33
	♪ I got my heart ♪	6:34
	♪ I got my soul ♪	6:35
	♪ I got my back ♪	6:36
	♪ I got my ass ♪	6:37
	♪ I got my arms ♪	6:40
	♪ I got my hands ♪	6:41
	♪ I got my fingers ♪	6:42
	♪ Got my legs ♪	6:42
	♪ Got my feet ♪	6:43
	♪ I got my toes ♪	6:44
	♪ I got my liver ♪	6:45
	♪ Got my blood ♪	6:46
	♪ I got life, mother ♪	6:48
	♪ I got laughs, sister ♪	6:50
	♪ I got freedom, brother ♪	6:53
	♪ I got good times, good times, man ♪	6:56
	♪ I got crazy ways, daughter ♪	6:59
	♪ I got million-dollar charm, cousin ♪	7:02
	♪ I got headaches, toothaches ♪	7:05
	♪ Bad times, too, like you ♪	7:07
	♪ I got my hair ♪	7:10
	♪ I got my hands ♪	7:12
	♪ Got my brains ♪	7:13
	♪ Got my ears ♪	7:13
	♪ Got my eyes ♪	7:14
	♪ Got my nose, my mouth ♪	7:15
	♪ I got my teeth ♪	7:17
	♪ I got my hair ♪	7:19
	♪ I got my nose ♪	7:21
	♪ I got my neck ♪	7:22
	♪ Got my tits ♪	7:23
	♪ Got my heart ♪	7:23
	♪ Got my soul ♪	7:24
	♪ My back ♪	7:25
	♪ I got my ass ♪	7:26
	♪ I got my arms ♪	7:28
	♪ I got my hands ♪	7:30
	♪ Got my fingers ♪	7:31
	♪ Got my legs ♪	7:32
	♪ Got my feet ♪	7:32
	♪ Got my toes ♪	7:33
	♪ Got my liver ♪	7:34
	♪ Got my blood ♪	7:35
	♪ Got my guts ♪	7:37
	♪ Got my guts ♪	7:38
	♪ Got my muscles ♪	7:38
	♪ Muscles ♪	7:39
	♪ I got life ♪	7:40
	♪ Life ♪
	♪ Life ♪	7:41
	♪ Life ♪
	♪ Life ♪	7:42
	♪ Life ♪
	♪ Life ♪	7:43
	♪ Life ♪
	♪ Life ♪	7:44
	♪ Life ♪
	♪ Life ♪	7:44
	♪ Life ♪
	♪ Life ♪	7:45
	♪ Life ♪
	(gentle acoustic guitar music)	7:51
	(upbeat drum set music)	7:57
	♪ Slow down, you move too fast ♪	8:07
	♪ Ya got to make the morning last ♪	8:10
	♪ Just kicking down the cobblestones ♪	8:12
	♪ Looking for fun and feeling groovy ♪	8:16
	♪ Ba da da da da da da, feeling groovy ♪	8:21
	♪ Hello lamppost, what'cha knowing ♪	8:28
	♪ I've come to watch your flowers growing ♪	8:31
	♪ Ain't you got no rhymes for me ♪	8:34
	♪ Doo-ait-n-doo-doo, feeling groovy ♪	8:37
	♪ Ba da da da da da da, feeling groovy ♪	8:43
	♪ I got no deeds to do, no promises to keep ♪	8:49
	♪ I'm dappled and drowsy and ready to sleep ♪	8:52
	♪ Let the morningtime drop all its petals on me ♪	8:55
	♪ Life, I love you, all is groovy ♪	8:58
	♪ Ba da da da da da da da da da ♪	9:03
	♪ Da da da da da da ♪	9:07
	♪ Ba da da da da da da da da da ♪	9:09
	♪ Da da da da da da ♪	9:13
	♪ Ba da da da da da da da da da ♪	9:15
	♪ Da da da da da da ♪	9:19
	♪ Up in the mornin' and out to school ♪	9:30
	("School Days" by Chuck Berry)	9:32
	♪ The teacher is teachin' the Golden Rule ♪	9:34
	♪ American history and practical math ♪	9:37
	♪ You studyin' hard and hopin' to pass ♪	9:41
	♪ Workin' your fingers right down to the bone ♪	9:44
	♪ And the guy behind you won't leave you alone ♪	9:48
	♪ Ring, ring goes the bell ♪	9:52
	♪ The cook in the lunch room's ready to sell ♪	9:55
	♪ You're lucky if you can find a seat ♪	9:58
	♪ You're fortunate if you have time to eat ♪	10:02
	♪ Back in the classroom, open your books ♪	10:06
	♪ Keep up the teacher don't know how mean she looks ♪	10:09
	♪ Soon as three o'clock rolls around ♪	10:13
	♪ You finally lay your burden down ♪	10:16
	♪ Close up your books, get outta your seat ♪	10:20
	♪ Down the halls and into the street ♪	10:23
	♪ Up to the corner and 'round the bend ♪	10:27
	♪ Right to the juke joint, you go in ♪	10:30
	♪ Drop the coin right into the slot ♪	10:34
	♪ You've gotta hear somethin' that's really hot ♪	10:37
	♪ With the one you love, you're makin' romance ♪	10:41
	♪ All day long you been wantin' to dance ♪	10:45
	♪ Feeling the music from head to toe ♪	10:48
	♪ Round and round and round you go ♪	10:52
	(energetic guitar and piano interlude music)	10:55
	♪ Drop the coin right into the slot ♪	11:16
	♪ You've gotta hear somethin' that's really hot ♪	11:20
	♪ With the one you love, you're makin' romance ♪	11:23
	♪ All day long you been wantin' to dance ♪	11:27
	♪ Feeling the music from head to toe ♪	11:30
	♪ Round and round and round you go ♪	11:34
	♪ Hail, hail rock and roll ♪	11:38
	♪ Deliver me from the days of old ♪	11:41
	♪ Long live rock and roll ♪	11:45
	♪ The beat of the drums, loud and bold ♪	11:48
	♪ Rock, rock, rock and roll ♪	11:52
	♪ The feelin' is there, body and soul ♪	11:55
	("With a Little Help from My Friends")	12:04
	♪ What would you think if I sang out of tune ♪	12:06
	♪ Would you stand up and walk out on me ♪	12:09
	♪ Lend me your ears and I'll sing you a song ♪	12:14
	♪ And I'll try not to sing out of key ♪	12:18
	♪ Oh, I get by with a little help from my friends ♪	12:21
	♪ Mm, I get high with a little help from my friends ♪	12:26
	♪ Mm, gonna try with a little help from my friends ♪	12:30
	(guitar and drum interlude music)	12:34
	♪ What do I do when my love is away ♪	12:40
	♪ Does it worry you to be alone ♪	12:43
	♪ How do I feel by the end of the day ♪	12:48
	♪ Are you sad because you're on your own ♪	12:51
	♪ No, I get by with a little help from my friends ♪	12:55
	♪ Mm, get high with a little help from my friends ♪	12:59
	♪ Mm, gonna try with a little help from my friends ♪	13:03
	♪ Do you need anybody ♪	13:08
	♪ I need somebody to love ♪	13:13
	♪ Could it be anybody ♪	13:16
	♪ I want somebody to love ♪	13:21
	♪ Would you believe in a love at first sight ♪	13:26
	♪ Yes, I'm certain that it happens all the time ♪	13:29
	♪ What do you see when you turn out the light ♪	13:34
	♪ I can't tell you, but I know it's mine ♪	13:38
	♪ Oh, I get by with a little help from my friends ♪	13:41
	♪ Mm, get high with a little help from my friends ♪	13:45
	♪ Oh, I'm gonna try with a little help from my friends ♪	13:49
	♪ Do you need anybody ♪	13:54
	♪ I just need someone to love ♪	13:59
	♪ Could it be anybody ♪	14:02
	♪ I want somebody to love ♪	14:07
	♪ Oh, I get by with a little help from my friends ♪	14:10
	♪ Mm, gonna try with a little help from my friends ♪	14:15
	♪ Oh, I get high with a little help from my friends ♪	14:19
	♪ Yes, I get by with a little help from my friends ♪	14:23
	♪ With a little help from my friends ♪	14:27
	(sentimental piano introductory music)	14:52
	("A Natural Woman" by Aretha Franklin)	14:55
	♪ Looking out on the morning rain ♪	14:56
	♪ I used to feel so uninspired ♪	15:02
	♪ And when I knew I had to face another day ♪	15:08
	♪ Lord, it made me feel so tired ♪	15:14
	♪ Before the day I met you ♪	15:20
	♪ Life was so unkind ♪	15:23
	♪ But you're the key to my peace of mind ♪	15:26
	♪ 'Cause you make me feel ♪	15:30
	♪ You make me feel ♪	15:34
	♪ You make me feel like a natural woman ♪	15:37
	♪ Woman ♪	15:43
	♪ When my soul was in the lost and found ♪	15:45
	♪ You came along to claim it ♪	15:52
	♪ I didn't know just what was wrong with me ♪	15:58
	♪ 'Til your kiss helped me name it ♪	16:04
	♪ Now I'm no longer doubtful ♪	16:10
	♪ Of what I'm living for ♪	16:13
	♪ And if I make you happy I don't need to do more ♪	16:16
	♪ 'Cause you make me feel ♪	16:20
	♪ You make me feel ♪	16:24
	♪ You make me feel like a natural woman ♪	16:27
	♪ Woman ♪	16:33
	♪ Oh, baby, what you've done to me ♪	16:36
	♪ What you've done to me ♪	16:39
	♪ You make me feel so good inside ♪	16:42
	♪ Good inside ♪	16:46
	♪ And I just want to be ♪	16:49
	♪ Want to be ♪	16:52
	♪ Close to you, you make me feel so alive ♪	16:54
	♪ You make me feel ♪	16:58
	♪ You make me feel ♪	17:01
	♪ You make me feel like a natural woman ♪	17:04
	♪ You make me feel ♪	17:10
	♪ Woman ♪
	♪ You make me feel ♪	17:14
	♪ You make me feel like a natural woman ♪	17:17
	♪ You make me feel ♪	17:23
	♪ Woman ♪
	♪ You make me feel ♪	17:26
	("Ring-Around-a-Rosy Rag" by Arlo Guthrie)	17:36
	♪ I had a friend, a friend I could trust ♪	17:42
	♪ He went into the park and got busted ♪	17:45
	♪ Doing the ring-a-round-a-rosy rag ♪	17:48
	(drumsticks tapping)	17:51
	♪ Went in the park late at night ♪	17:54
	♪ And he put a lot of people over eighty up tight ♪	17:56
	♪ He was doing the ring-a-round-a-rosy rag ♪	17:59
	(drumsticks tapping)	18:02
	♪ Ring around, ring around rose ♪	18:05
	♪ Touch your nose and blow your toes and mind ♪	18:08
	♪ Doing the ring-around-a-rosy rag ♪	18:11
	(drumsticks tapping)	18:14
	♪ Ring around, ring-around-a-rose ♪	18:16
	♪ Touch your nose and blow your toes and mind ♪	18:19
	♪ Doing the ring-around-a-rosy rag ♪	18:23
	(drumsticks tapping)	18:25
	♪ We ought to send Officer Joe Strange ♪	18:28
	♪ To some Australian mountain range ♪	18:31
	♪ So we all can do the ring-around-a-rosy rag ♪	18:33
	(whistle squeals whimsically)	18:37
	♪ Would you like to put Philadelphia up tight ♪	18:38
	♪ One mass ring-around-a-rosy ♪	18:41
	♪ In the middle of the night ♪	18:43
	♪ 'Cause we all should do the ring-around-a-rosy rag ♪	18:44
	(drumsticks tapping)	18:48
	(kazoo soloing happily)	18:50
	♪ Ring around, ring around rose ♪	19:13
	♪ Touch your nose and blow your toes and mind ♪	19:16
	♪ Doing the ring-around-a-rosy rag ♪	19:19
	♪ It really was a drag ♪	19:22
	(drumsticks tapping)
	♪ I said ring around, ring-around-a-rose ♪	19:24
	♪ Touch your nose and blow your toes and mind ♪	19:27
	♪ A-doin' the ring-around-a-rosy ♪	19:30
	♪ Touch your nose and blow your toesy ♪	19:33
	♪ When you're doing a ring-around-a-rosy rag ♪	19:35
	(hi-hat and guitar soloing)	19:39
	(whistle squeals whimsically)	19:41
	("Take Your Clothes Off When You Dance" by Frank Zappa)	19:45
	(giant burping)	19:50
	♪ There will come a time when everybody ♪	19:52
	♪ Who is lonely will be free to sing and dance and love ♪	19:54
	♪ There will come a time when every evil ♪	19:59
	♪ That we know will be an evil that we can rise above ♪	20:02
	♪ Who cares if hair is long or short ♪	20:07
	♪ Or sprayed or partly grayed ♪	20:09
	♪ We know that hair ain't where it's at ♪	20:11
	♪ There will come a time when you won't even be ashamed ♪	20:15
	♪ If you are fat ♪	20:18
	♪ Wah, wah, wah, wah ♪	20:20
	♪ La la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la ♪	20:22
	♪ La la la la la la la la ♪	20:26
	♪ Aah ♪	20:29
	(guitar echoing)	20:30
	♪ Diddle-diddle-dee ♪	20:38
	♪ Diddle-diddle-Dee ♪	20:40
	♪ Diddle-diddle-dee ♪	20:42
	♪ Diddle-diddle-Dee ♪	20:44
	(guitar soloing)	20:46
	♪ Wah, wah, wah, wah ♪	20:50
	♪ There will come a time when everybody who is lonely ♪	20:53
	♪ Will be free to sing and dance and love ♪	20:57
	♪ Dance and love ♪	20:59
	♪ There will come a time when every evil that we know ♪	21:01
	♪ Will be an evil that we can rise above ♪	21:04
	♪ Rise above ♪	21:07
	♪ Who cares if you're so poor you can't afford ♪	21:09
	♪ To buy a pair of Mod A Go-Go stretch-elastic pants ♪	21:11
	♪ There will come a time when you can even ♪	21:16
	♪ Take your clothes off when you dance ♪	21:19
	(guitar soloing)	21:23
	♪ Woops ♪	21:25
	(introductory piano music)	21:32
	(audience applauds)
	(upbeat gospel music)	21:43
	♪ Meeting tonight ♪	21:59
	♪ Meeting tonight ♪	22:01
	♪ Meet on the old campground ♪	22:03
	♪ Oh, meeting tonight ♪	22:06
	♪ Meeting tonight ♪	22:08
	♪ Meet on the old campground ♪	22:10
	♪ This is the way we shout ♪	22:14
	♪ On the old campground ♪	22:15
	♪ This is the way we shout on the old campground ♪	22:18
	♪ Whoa, this is the way we shout on the old campground ♪	22:21
	♪ This is the way we shout on the old campground ♪	22:26
	♪ Whoa, this little ♪	22:28
	(hands clap beat)
	♪ Light of mine ♪	22:30
	♪ This little light of mine ♪
	♪ I'm gonna let it shine ♪	22:31
	♪ This little light of mine ♪	22:33
	♪ I'm gonna let it shine ♪	22:35
	♪ This little light of mine ♪	22:37
	♪ I'm gonna let it shine ♪	22:39
	♪ Every day, every day, every day, every day ♪	22:40
	♪ Every day, every day, every day, every day, every day ♪	22:43
	♪ I'll let my little light shine ♪	22:46
	♪ On Monday, he gave me the gift of love ♪	22:48
	♪ On Tuesday, peace came from above ♪	22:50
	♪ On Wednesday told me to have more faith ♪	22:52
	♪ On Thursday, gave me a little more grace ♪	22:54
	♪ On Friday, he told me to watch and pray ♪	22:56
	♪ On Saturday, told me just what to say ♪	22:58
	♪ On Sunday, gave me the power divine ♪	23:00
	♪ Just to let my little light shine ♪	23:02
	♪ Whoo ♪	23:03
	♪ C'mon, go ahead, girl ♪	23:05
	♪ Go ahead, go ahead ♪	23:10
	♪ This little light of mine ♪	23:21
	♪ I'm gonna let it shine ♪	23:23
	♪ Whoo ♪
	♪ This little light of mine ♪	23:25
	♪ I'm gonna let it shine ♪	23:27
	♪ Whoo ♪
	♪ This little light of mine ♪	23:29
	♪ I'm gonna let it shine ♪	23:31
	♪ Every day, every day, every day, every day ♪	23:33
	♪ Every day, every day, every day, every day ♪	23:35
	♪ Gonna let my little light shine ♪	23:37
	♪ Whoo ♪	23:39
	(hands clap beat)
	♪ Go ahead, go ahead, go ahead ♪	23:42
	♪ Light of mine ♪	23:56
	♪ This little light of mine ♪
	♪ I'm gonna let it shine ♪	23:58
	♪ Whoo ♪
	♪ This little light of mine ♪	24:00
	♪ I'm, baby, I'm gonna let it shine ♪	24:02
	♪ This little light of mine ♪	24:03
	♪ I'm gonna let it shine ♪	24:05
	♪ Every day, every day, every day, every day ♪	24:07
	♪ Every day, every day, every day, every day ♪	24:09
	♪ Every day, I'll let my little light shine ♪	24:12
	(audience applauds)	24:17
	("Mass in B Minor: Et ressurexit" by Bach)	24:23
	(antiphonal baroque music)	24:28
	(choir sings foreign language)
	(choir singing in foreign language)	24:41
	(baroque antiphonal interlude music)	25:36
	(choir singing in foreign language)	26:10
	(woodwind baroque interlude music)	26:45
	(men singing in foreign language)	27:02
	(choir singing in foreign language)	27:27
	(guitar strumming rhythmically)	28:24
	("Good Day, Sunshine" by The Beatles)	28:27
	(snare drum tapping rhythmically)	28:30
	♪ Good day sunshine ♪	28:32
	♪ Good day sunshine ♪	28:36
	♪ Good day sunshine ♪	28:40
	♪ I need to laugh, and when the sun is out ♪	28:43
	♪ I've got something I can laugh about ♪	28:48
	♪ I feel good, in a special way ♪	28:51
	♪ I'm in love and it's a sunny day ♪	28:56
	♪ Good day sunshine ♪	29:00
	♪ Good day sunshine ♪	29:04
	♪ Good day sunshine ♪	29:08
	♪ We take a walk, the sun is shining down ♪	29:11
	♪ Burns my feet as they touch the ground ♪	29:16
	(whimsical piano interlude music)	29:20
	♪ Good day sunshine ♪	29:28
	♪ Good day sunshine ♪	29:32
	♪ Good day sunshine ♪	29:36
	♪ Then we lie beneath a shady tree ♪	29:40
	♪ I love her and she's loving me ♪	29:44
	♪ She feels good, she knows she's looking fine ♪	29:48
	♪ I'm so proud to know that she is mine ♪	29:52
	♪ Good day sunshine ♪	29:56
	♪ Good day sunshine ♪	30:01
	♪ Good day sunshine ♪	30:04
	♪ Good day sunshine ♪	30:08
	♪ Good day sunshine ♪	30:12
	♪ Good day sunshine ♪	30:16
	♪ Good day sunshine ♪	30:20
	♪ Good day sunshine ♪	30:22
	♪ Good day sunshine ♪	30:24
	♪ Good day sunshine ♪	30:26
	♪ Good day sunshine ♪	30:27
	(gentle acoustic guitar music)	30:32
	♪ I was walking down the road ♪	30:35
	♪ Not caring much where I was going ♪	30:37
	♪ A heavy pack upon my back ♪	30:39
	♪ Worldly goods within a sack ♪	30:42
	♪ Of loneliness ♪	30:47
	♪ When fluttered by this bird of blue ♪	30:50
	♪ He said, I'll tell you what I'll do ♪	30:53
	♪ Since you seem to be so sad ♪	30:56
	♪ I will try and be your glad ♪	30:58
	♪ Bluebird of happiness ♪	31:02
	♪ And he goes flying ♪	31:08
	♪ Out over the ocean blue ♪	31:13
	♪ Bound for places I'm not known to ♪	31:18
	♪ I decided to follow him ♪	31:30
	♪ My thoughts have faded dim since then ♪	31:32
	♪ Blown foggy by the wind a paced ♪	31:35
	♪ As from shore to shore we race ♪	31:38
	♪ Move from place to place ♪	31:42
	♪ The moon is hot, the stars are cold ♪	31:45
	♪ I've been there, that's how I know ♪	31:48
	♪ I've touched the desert sunset's coat ♪	31:51
	♪ Tasted of the melted snows ♪	31:54
	♪ Of Kilimanjaro ♪	31:58
	♪ And he goes flying ♪	32:03
	♪ Out over the ocean blue ♪	32:07
	♪ Bound for places ♪	32:13
	♪ I'm not known to ♪	32:18
	♪ I'll follow that bird until he dies ♪	32:24
	♪ And when he does then so will I ♪	32:27
	♪ I know I'll never be the same ♪	32:29
	♪ Life for me is bound to change ♪	32:32
	♪ When death ends the chase ♪	32:37
	♪ I'll lift his body from the sea ♪	32:40
	♪ Pat him dry in a tradewind breeze ♪	32:42
	♪ Find some merry Christmas hues ♪	32:45
	♪ Wrap him up and give him to you ♪	32:48
	♪ My bluebird of happiness ♪	32:52
	♪ And he goes flying ♪	32:58
	♪ Far over the ocean blue ♪	33:02
	♪ Bound for places ♪	33:08
	♪ I'm not known to ♪	33:12
	("Presence of the Lord" by Blind Faith)	33:24
	♪ I have finally found a way to live ♪	33:40
	♪ Just like I never could before ♪	33:48
	♪ I know that I don't have much to give ♪	33:56
	♪ But I can open any door ♪	34:04
	♪ Everybody knows the secret ♪	34:12
	♪ Oh, everybody knows the score ♪	34:19
	♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪	34:23
	♪ I have finally found a way to live ♪	34:27
	♪ In the color of the Lord, oh ♪	34:35
	♪ I have finally found a place to live ♪	34:47
	♪ Just like I never could before ♪	34:54
	♪ And I know I don't have much to give ♪	35:03
	♪ But soon I'll open any door ♪	35:10
	♪ Everybody knows the secret ♪	35:18
	♪ Oh, everybody knows the score ♪	35:25
	♪ I have finally found a place to live, oh ♪	35:34
	♪ In the presence of the Lord ♪	35:42
	♪ In the presence of the Lord ♪	35:49
	(electric guitar soloing energetically)	35:54
	♪ I have finally found a way to live ♪	36:47
	♪ Just like I never could before, oh ♪	36:54
	♪ And I know I don't have much to give ♪	37:03
	♪ But I can open any door ♪	37:11
	♪ Everybody knows the secret ♪	37:19
	♪ I said everybody knows the score ♪	37:25
	♪ I have finally found a way to live ♪	37:34
	♪ Oh, in the color of the Lord ♪	37:40
	♪ In the color of the Lord ♪	37:50
	♪ This land is your land, this land is my land ♪	38:07
	♪ From California to the New York island ♪	38:12
	♪ From the redwood forest to the Gulf Stream waters ♪	38:18
	♪ This land was made for you and me ♪	38:24
	♪ As I went walking that ribbon of highway ♪	38:28
	♪ I saw above me that endless skyway ♪	38:34
	♪ I saw below me that golden valley ♪	38:39
	♪ This land was made for you and me ♪	38:46
	♪ This land is your land, this land is my land ♪	38:50
	♪ From California to the New York island ♪	38:56
	♪ From the redwood forest to the Gulf Stream waters ♪	39:01
	♪ This land was made for you and me ♪	39:07
	♪ I roamed and I rambled and I followed my footsteps ♪	39:12
	♪ To the sparkling sands of her diamond deserts ♪	39:17
	♪ While all around me a voice was sounding ♪	39:22
	♪ Saying this land was made for you and me ♪	39:28
	(harmonica soloing cheerfully)	39:33
	♪ The sun came shining, and I was strolling ♪	39:44
	♪ And the wheat fields waving and the dust clouds rolling ♪	39:50
	♪ As the fog was lifting, a voice was chanting ♪	39:55
	♪ This land was made for you and me ♪	40:02
	♪ This land is your land, this land is my land ♪	40:07
	♪ From California to the New York island ♪	40:12
	♪ From the redwood forest to the Gulf Stream waters ♪	40:18
	♪ This land was made for you and me ♪	40:24
	♪ This land was made for you and me ♪	40:30
	(harmonica echoing melody)	40:35
	(Mozart "Horn Concerto No. 4 in E-Flat Major Rondo Allegro")	40:50
	(horn cadenza music)	43:56
	(main theme returns)	44:01
	("Amen" by Otis Redding)	44:39
	♪ Amen, uh ♪
	♪ A-Amen, uh ♪	44:43
	♪ A-Amen, amen, amen ♪	44:47
	With the horn, now.	44:55
	(trumpets and saxophones jam)	44:57
	♪ Amen ♪	45:01
	(trumpets and saxophones jam)	45:01
	♪ With the rhythm now ♪	45:05
	♪ A-Amen ♪	45:06
	♪ A-Amen ♪	45:10
	♪ A-Amen, amen, amen ♪	45:15
	♪ Everybody now ♪	45:22
	♪ A-Amen ♪	45:24
	♪ A-Amen ♪	45:28
	♪ A-Amen, amen, amen ♪	45:33
	Huh, let me tell ya	45:40
	♪ This little light of mine ♪	45:42
	♪ I'm gonna let it shine ♪	45:46
	♪ This little light of mine ♪	45:50
	♪ I'm gonna let it shine, yeah, yeah ♪	45:55
	♪ This little light of mine ♪	45:59
	♪ I'm gonna let it shine ♪	46:03
	♪ Let it shine, let it shine ♪	46:07
	♪ To show my love ♪	46:11
	♪ One thing my papa used to say, he said that ♪	46:13
	♪ Even in my home, son ♪	46:17
	♪ I said what dad ♪	46:20
	♪ I'm gonna let it shine, let me tell you ♪	46:22
	♪ Said even in your home, son ♪	46:25
	♪ You got to let your little light shine, yeah huh ♪	46:29
	♪ Even in your home son, ha ♪	46:34
	♪ You've got to let it shine ♪	46:38
	♪ Just let it shine, just let it shine ♪	46:42
	♪ To show your love ♪	46:46
	♪ And then I said daddy help me sing this line one time ♪	46:48
	♪ A-Amen, will you help me ♪	46:52
	♪ A-Amen, huh, with a feeling ♪	46:56
	♪ A-Amen, amen, amen ♪	47:01
	♪ Everybody together now ♪	47:08
	♪ A-Amen, little louder now ♪	47:10
	♪ A-Amen, everybody say ♪	47:14
	♪ A-Amen, amen, amen ♪	47:19
	♪ Amen ♪	47:33
	("The Stars and Stripes Forever" by John Philip Sousa)	47:42
	(bright marching band music)	47:45
	(woodwinds carry melody)	48:44
	(trumpets fanfare)	48:46
	(low brass thundering)	49:14
	(piccolos soloing)	49:37
	(low brass thundering)	50:06
	(bright full marching band music)	50:29
	("All You Need is Love" by The Beatles)	51:03
	♪ Love, love, love ♪	51:10
	♪ Love, love, love ♪	51:15
	♪ Love, love, love ♪	51:19
	♪ There's nothing you can do that can't be done ♪	51:28
	♪ Nothing you can sing that can't be sung ♪	51:32
	♪ Nothing you can say ♪	51:36
	♪ But you can learn how to play the game ♪	51:38
	♪ It's easy ♪	51:40
	♪ Nothing you can make that can't be made ♪	51:44
	♪ No one you can save that can't be saved ♪	51:49
	♪ Nothing you can do ♪	51:53
	♪ But you can learn how to be you in time ♪	51:55
	♪ It's easy ♪	51:57
	♪ All you need is love ♪	52:02
	♪ All you need is love ♪	52:06
	♪ All you need is love, love ♪	52:11
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	52:15
	♪ Love, love, love ♪	52:19
	♪ Love, love, love ♪	52:22
	♪ Love, love, love ♪	52:26
	♪ All you need is love ♪	52:35
	♪ All you need is love ♪	52:39
	♪ All you need is love, love ♪	52:44
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	52:48
	♪ There's nothing you can know that isn't known ♪	52:52
	♪ Nothing you can see that isn't shown ♪	52:55
	♪ There's nowhere you can be ♪	52:59
	♪ That isn't where you're meant to be ♪	53:01
	♪ It's easy ♪	53:04
	♪ All you need is love ♪	53:08
	♪ All you need is love ♪	53:12
	♪ All you need is love, love ♪	53:17
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	53:21
	♪ All you need is love ♪	53:25
-	All together now.	53:27
	♪ All you need is love ♪	53:29
-	Everybody.	53:31
	♪ All you need is love, love ♪	53:33
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	53:38
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	53:40
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	53:41
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	53:42
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	53:43
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	53:44
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	53:45
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	53:47
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	53:47
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	53:49
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	53:50
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	53:51
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	53:52
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	53:53
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	53:54
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	53:55
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	53:56
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	53:57
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	53:58
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	53:59
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	54:00
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	54:01
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	54:02
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	54:03
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	54:04
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	54:05
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	54:06
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	54:08
	♪ Yes, you can ♪	54:09
	♪ Love is all you need ♪
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	54:10
	♪ Whoa ♪	54:11
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	54:12
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	54:14
	♪ Oh, yeah ♪	54:16
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	54:16
	♪ She loves you yeah, yeah, yeah ♪	54:18
	♪ She loves you yeah, yeah, yeah ♪	54:22
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	54:26
	♪ Love is all you need ♪	54:29
	("Fantasia on the Dargason" from Holst Suite No. 2 in F)	54:37
	(clarinets carry melody)	54:43
	(triangle rings)	54:49
	(saxophones carry melody)	54:54
	(trumpets carry melody)	55:05
	(flutes carry melody)	55:11
	(clarinets carry melody)	55:17
	(brass enter with countermelody)	55:19
	(saxophones carry melody)	55:40
	(brass enter with melody)	55:46
	(woodwinds trill)	55:58
	(clarinets carry melody)	56:03
	(melody crescendos)	56:10
	(bass drum thunders)	56:16
	(melody softens)	56:42
	(tubas carry melody)	56:56
	(piccolo trilling)	57:08
-	Three people do it.	57:12
	(lighthearted acoustic music)	57:14
	Can you imagine three people walking in,	57:16
	singing a bar of "Alice's Restaurant" and walking out?	57:18
	They may think it's an organization.	57:21
	And can you imagine 50 people a day?	57:24
	I said 50 people a day, walking in,	57:28
	singing a bar of "Alice's Restaurant" and walking out?	57:30
	And friends, they may think it's a movement.	57:33
	(audience laughs)	57:35
	And that's what it is,	57:36
	the Alice's Restaurant Half-Time Massacree Movement,	57:37
	and all you gotta do to join	57:40
	(audience laughs)
	is to sing it the next time it comes around on the guitar,	57:42
	with feeling.	57:47
	So we'll wait till it comes around on the guitar here.	57:50
	Sing it when it does.	57:53
	(relaxed guitar music)	57:55
	Here it comes.	58:01
	(audience laughs)
	♪ You can get anything you want at Alice's Restaurant ♪	58:04
	♪ You can get anything you want at Alice's Restaurant ♪	58:10
	♪ Walk right in it's around the back ♪	58:16
	♪ Just a half a mile from the railroad track ♪	58:20
	♪ You can get anything you want at Alice's Restaurant ♪	58:23
	That was horrible.	58:29
	(audience laughs)	58:30
	You wanna end war and stuff, you gotta sing loud.	58:34
	(audience laughs)	58:37
	Could put a lot...	58:39
	I been singing this song now for 25 minutes.	58:40
	I could sing it for another 25 minutes.	58:43
	I'm not proud.	58:47
	(audience laughs)	58:48
	Or tired.	58:50
	(audience laughs)	58:51
	So we'll wait till it comes around again,	58:52
	and this time with four-part harmony and feeling.	58:54
	We're just waiting for it to come around,	59:01
	is what we're doing.	59:03
	All right now?	59:15
	♪ You can get anything you want at Alice's Restaurant ♪	59:17
	♪ Excepting Alice ♪	59:22
	♪ You can get anything you want at Alice's Restaurant ♪	59:24
	♪ Walk right in it's around the back ♪	59:29
	♪ Just a half a mile from the railroad track ♪	59:33
	♪ And you can get anything you want at Alice's Restaurant ♪	59:36
	♪ Da da da da da da da da ♪	59:41
	♪ At Alice's restaurant ♪	59:43
	(audience applauds)	59:48
	(mysterious sitar music)	1:00:04

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Title:

Howard C. Wilkinson - "Liberation Revisited" (September 28, 1969)

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September 28, 1969

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Wilkinson, Howard C.

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