To Be Hated and Thus Corrected

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	1.	To Be Hated and Thus Corrected 03:15	lyrics	buy track
	Here is a test To find whether Your mission on earth Is finished If you’re alive It isn’t I believe that anger Can be creative I’m not scared Of the word hatred Either because I believe that There are things In this world To be hated And thus corrected To be hated And thus corrected I just feel There isn’t any time For crying I believe that anger Can be creative I’m not scared Of the word hatred Either because I believe that There are things In this world To be hated And thus corrected To be hated And thus corrected I’m not scared I don’t think It would be a bad thing If you did feel Hit over the head Or shaken about Because I believe that That can be creative I believe that anger Can be creative I’m not scared Of the word hatred Either because I believe that There are things In this world To be hated And thus corrected To be hated And thus corrected What the caterpillar calls The end of the world The master calls A butterfly

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“I believe that anger can be creative. I’m not scared of the word hatred either because I believe that there are things in this world to be hated and, thus, corrected.”
— Gwendolyn Brooks

Melding a handful of evocative words spoken by celebrated poet Gwendolyn Brooks and luminary author Richard Bach with spacious, warm and tender beats, Fold advocate for positive collective action from a place of love. The track is an appeal to channel our anger towards challenging injustice, rather than directing it back at each other in toxic social media debates.

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released November 3, 2023

Written, produced, mixed & mastered by Seth Mowshowitz
Words by Richard Bach and Gwendolyn Brooks (Rest In Power), edited by Seth Mowshowitz

Performed by Fold with help from…
Violins: Kieran O'Malley

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Leeds UK group amplifying humanitarian perspectives & critical reflections on today’s world.

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