"Another stellar Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis production. Such an inspiring song. I've been around them my whole llife. My childhood was rife with positive black images and cultural expression. You can win as long as you keep your head to the sky (you can win child! Never say die.... rating 0. Discuss the Optimistic Lyrics with the community: Citation. Keisha S. "I still love this song and takes me back to Highschool! Telling you this can't never be done. Song lyrics Sounds Of Blackness - Optimistic. Don't give up and don't give in Although it seems you never win You will always pass the test As long as you keep your head to the sky You can win as long as you keep your head to the sky (you can win child! ) C) 1991 A&M Records. Posted by Souldier77, 2016. Information about Sounds of Blackness is included in this post along with these songs' lyrics and selected comments from this video's discussion thread.
"Not God" might mean that this commenter thinks that this isn't a Gospel song. You hear the voice of reason. Most uploaded videos only show Optimistic. Optimism is key in order to live life the correct way. Chance spurred people to encourage themselves by doing choreographed dances to this 25+ year old Sounds of Blackness hit. One of my favorite things on televsion has recently become the ESPN Make A Wish specials where they take a child who has suffered ten times more then anyone should ever have to suffer and they grant them their wish to meet their sports idol. Head to the sky, my my my). You can′t see up when looking down. On the CD, Chains is the intro and then it goes right into Optimistic like it does in the ^_^". "Optimistic" reached #3 on the R&B charts in 1991 and has kept a quiet and infrequent relevance since. Sounds of Blackness Lyrics.
While Sounds of Blackness is more a fusion band which combined elements of gospel, R&B, soul, and jazz together, gospel music is still noticeable in a majority of their songs. Keep, keep On... Never Say Die... No matter how hard reality seems. "In spite of all the hell we as a Black people have been through in America -- we are still such a beautiful people. Cloud up your outlook on life. Look at these kids for example. "Vevo, how can you label this groups most popular song incorrectly? SHOWCASE VIDEO: Sounds Of Blackness - Chains*. "This song is helping me right now. Paul, Minnesota who perform music from several genres music including gospel, R&B, soul, and jazz. From Sounds of Blackness is a Grammy Award-winning vocal and instrumental ensemble from Minneapolis/St. INFORMATION ABOUT SOUNDS OF BLACKNESS. Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind. The page contains the lyrics of the song "Optimistic" by Sounds Of Blackness. "bring back memories when the ol' folks would tell me black is beautiful............. it still is we just don't hear enough nowadays".
"The lady with the pink blazer who lead second on the first verse is Ann Nesby daughter and she is Paris Bennett mother who starred on American Idol years ago.... ". 90's RnB Throwback: Sounds of Blackness – Optimistic. This video should have over 1 million views, but because you labeled it wrong, people can't find it. All copyrights remain with their owners. The first part is called, CHAINS. You gotta keep your head to the sky! 2. alfreida80, 2011. The words to "Chains" aren't included on that page. A brighter day tomorrow will bring, oh. Never say die.... Online Source: -snip-. I been around them all of life *. Like Bebe and Cece on "Addictive Love".
You'll always do your best. Maybe it's because they were from the same era. Visitor comments are welcome. God won't you free from these. I know of storms and strive. You can win (never say die). Well put together song, gotta love music with a message.
That's when i felt lifted [incomprehensible]. I'm sure there are some good things on BET, but I don't have the time nor energy to search them out. Google translation from Swahili to English: "God's best, Not God". Is this group hip hop or are they gospel? If you learn to never say never you maybe down but you're not out. Some will try to knock you, but you can win). You can win... keep your head... hey, you can have your prize! It is both inspiring and touching and I love watching the stories and how our sports stars, while they may be fantastic athletes, are all human just like us. "OH JEHOVA THIXO LE NGOMA, NGEKE NKOSI!!! The group was founded in 1969 by Russell Knighton at Macalester College in St. Paul, Minnesota, and the group was called the Macalester College Black Voices. So smile like them and stay hopeful. And they all have amazing voices.
Keep, keep On... Never Say Die... You can win as long as you keep your head to the sky Be optimistic Don't you let no body stop you Be optimistic You can win, yes Never say die.