A Cue Stick: Original Acoustic Song "Steady Me"

Find this song on our New Album Available on iTunes! itunes.apple.com Thank you all for watching and writing us! This song will be on our Album "Super Calloused Fragile Logistics" that we hope to have up on iTunes by October of this Year! Check out the few songs we already have up there and as always let us know what you think. Check us out on iTunes! itunes.apple.com Find us on facebook! www.facebook.com Listen to our CD on myspace! www.myspace.com Lyrics: I've become unstable Utterly Unable To see what's ahead of me So I'm gonna need To hold onto you and hope you steady me My faith has been shaken Certainty's been taken So instead of these Words incredibly I'm waiting for something stronger to steady me Steady me I'm gonna need a little work I'll steady you when you need me for what it's worth But this has become too much for me Steady me I'm gonna need a bit of help I've failed and fallen down relying on myself so Please won't you Please steady me I can't help but tremble As I start to resemble Those who tread on me Their judgment weighing heavily I'm starting to sway I hope you steady me Steady me I'm gonna need a little work I'll steady you when you need me for what it's worth But this has become too much for me Steady me I'm gonna need a bit of help I've failed and fallen down relying on myself so Please won't you Please steady me And now I know I can do this Your love is strong and I'm anchored to it Now I can breathe deep. Solid. Concrete. And I know I'll stand on ...

Bob Brown (Original air date: 02-25-02

Bob Brown is an organizer, lecturer, research specialist and writer focusing on progressive and revolutionary movements and organizations fighting for global justice. His primary foci are the Pan-African, National Liberation, Black Power, Solidarity, Peace, Anti-Globalization, Anti-Repression, Reparations and Student Movements. With 41-years of organizational experience and expertise, Bob is a former member of the Chicago Chapter of the Congress of Racial Equality, former Director of the Midwest Office of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, co-founder and former member of the Illinois Chapter of the Black Panther Party and a Midwest Organizer, and an organizer for the All-African People's Revolutionary Party. He has worked with and supported hundreds of progressive and revolutionary movements and organizations throughout Africa, the African Diaspora and the world. He was a Coordinator of Third World Outreach for the million-person Disarmament Demonstration at the United Nations in 1983 and the National Coordinator of Logistics and Operations and National Field Director of the 1995 Million Man March and Stay-at-Home Campaign. He is a member of the Pan-Africanist Congress of Azania (South Africa) and served as the National Director of its 2000 Local Government and 2004 Presidential election campaigns. Bob currently serves as co-director of Pan-African Roots and the Kwame Ture Work-Study Institute and Library. As a lecturer during the past 37 years, Bob has ...