KRPX // Ich bin ein Berliner 1963

Composed: KRPX Records 2024
Graphics: John F. Kennedy on June 26, 1963, in West Berlin.jpg
Music: suno.ai (v3.5)
Genre: rhythm and blues soulful

[Verse]
In sixty-three the words rang clear
Cold War shadows creeping near
Free men rise from East to West
Ich bin ein Berliner in our chest

[Verse 2]
A city split by walls of hate
Dreams of freedom couldn't wait
Unity in hearts so strong
Ich bin ein Berliner we belong

[Chorus]
Ich bin ein Berliner hear me shout
Freedom comes without a doubt
Brothers sisters hand in hand
As free men we must stand

[Bridge]
Cold War fear and nights of strife
Looking for that better life
In Berlin the light did shine
Ich bin ein Berliner a sign

[Verse 3]
The walls may stand but hearts are free
In every soul the city's plea
All around the world they cry
Ich bin ein Berliner don't deny

[Chorus]
Ich bin ein Berliner hear me shout
Freedom comes without a doubt
Brothers sisters hand in hand
As free men we must stand

//Note//
John F. Kennedy delivered his famous “Ich bin ein Berliner” speech on June 26, 1963, in West Berlin, expressing solidarity with the citizens of Berlin during the Cold War.
The speech was given in response to the Berlin Wall, erected by East Germany to prevent emigration to the West.
There is a widespread myth that Kennedy mistakenly referred to himself as a jelly doughnut, but this is incorrect both grammatically and historically.
The speech remains a significant moment in Cold War history, symbolizing the fight for freedom and democracy.