Black History Month Songs I Made!

Harriet Tubman

(Verse 1)
Harriet Tubman, a conductor brave,
On freedom's railroad, her legacy engraved.
Through the Underground, in shadows she'd roam,
Guiding souls to liberty, bringing them home.

(Chorus)
Harriet, a beacon in the night,
Leading the way to freedom's light.
In Black History Month, her tale we sing,
A warrior for justice, on freedom's wing.

(Verse 2)
Born into slavery, chains couldn't bind,
She escaped oppression, a spirit refined.
With the North Star as her guiding light,
She trekked through danger, in the darkest night.

(Chorus)
Harriet, a beacon in the night,
Leading the way to freedom's light.
In Black History Month, her tale we sing,
A warrior for justice, on freedom's wing.

(Bridge)
The Moses of her people, fearless and strong,
Harriet's courage echoes in freedom's song.
Through fields and rivers, through hardship and strife,
She led the way to a new, liberated life.

(Verse 3)
In the Civil War, a spy and a nurse,
Harriet Tubman's bravery diverse.
Fighting for justice on every front,
Her legacy, in history's font.

(Chorus)
Harriet, a beacon in the night,
Leading the way to freedom's light.
In Black History Month, her tale we sing,
A warrior for justice, on freedom's wing.

(Outro)
In the quilt of history, her stitches endure,
Harriet Tubman, a legacy pure.
In Black History Month, we honor her fight,
Guiding us towards freedom's resplendent light.