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“Guide My Feet,” probably a song from the Reconstruction Era, expresses that journey for the African American community that may be embraced by all. Eileen Guenther provides the following narrative from an unknown enslaved African, suggesting that this spiritual is a prayer for guidance:
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For others fleeing oppression, the flight to Egypt by the holy family provides a biblical paradigm. Songs with this theological theme are part of the African American worship tradition. The spiritual says, “Guide my feet, Lord, while I run this race.”
1 Guide my feet while I run this race. Guide my feet while I run this race. Guide my feet while I run this race, for I don’t want to run this race in vain! 2 Hold my hand while I run this race. Hold my hand while I run this race. Hold my hand while I run this race.
guide my feet while I run this race, guide my feet while I run this race, for I don't want to run this race in vain! Text Information. First Line: Guide my feet while I run this race. Title: Guide My Feet. Language:
Morton Dean reports from City Hall and remarks on the National Guardsmen along the march route, after which Mudd gives a history of the strike. Further overlapping audio is heard from NBC correspondent Newman.
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