“I Like the Me I See!” Lyrics & Album Credits

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“I Like The Me I See!” Lyrics & Album Credits Tracks 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12 & 14 written by Jessica Marie Smith Track 13 written by James Weldon Johnson & John Rosemond Johnson All songs recorded, mixed and mastered at The Sweet Spot Studio in Annandale, VA. Tracks 1,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,13,14 produced by Clifton Brockington Tracks 2 & 12 produced by Nicolas Laget “I Am The Future of Black History” I am the future. Let’s start a revolution nationally A bright black future. Say these words. Repeat after me: I am the future of Black history. You are the future. A bright black future. Tomorrow’s legacy starts with me. You are the future of Black History. Tomorrow’s legacy starts with me. Extra extra read all about it! I am the future of Black History! I love black history so proud about it! I am the future of Black History! I know where I come from and I don’t doubt it. Stand up on the roof and shout itshout it! Tomorrow’s legacy starts with me. Tomorrow’s legacy starts with me. Black History! Can’t you see? What it all means to me! I am the future of Black History! And if you’re like me and I’m like you. I am the future of Black History! Then, you care about our history as much as I do. I am the future. A bright black future. I am the future of Black History. You are the future. A bright black future. You are the future of Black History. Tomorrow's legacy starts with me. I am the future of black history When my grandkids speak of me they will remember my legacy! OMG! Breaking News: Black History Lives in You! Culture Queen” I Like The Me I See” Lyrics © 2016 Culture Kingdom Kids, LLC (BMI) All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws. 21 .

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