Lift Every Voice and Sing (Blue’s Version) (Homecoming Live) – Beyoncé


Let our rejoicing rise

(High as the listening)

High as the listening skies

(Let us march on)

Let us march on

(‘Til victory)

‘Til victory is won

Yay! Beautiful job, Baba

You sound so pretty

(I wanna do that again)

Oh, you wanna do it again? You’re like mommy, huh?

(I wanna do that again)

Oh, okay

(‘Cause it feels good)

It feels good? Hahahahaha

Okay, you wanna do-

Go, lift every voice and sing

I feel we made something that made my daughter proud

Made my mother proud, my father proud, and all of the people

That are my brothers and sisters around the world

And that’s why I live

I’m so lucky and grateful that I’m able to

Take all these crazy ideas and actually make it into somethin’ that

Heals people and that may spark vision in people

That shows them to dream big

And shows them that they are limitless

It’s possible

If my country ass can do it, they can do it

Uplifting Generations: A Family Affair

Beyoncé’s rendition of “Lift Every Voice and Sing (Blue’s Version) (Homecoming Live)” transforms a historic anthem into a deeply personal moment. The lyrics capture the spirit of resilience and joy, as Beyoncé shares the stage with her daughter, Blue Ivy. Their exchange, filled with pride and encouragement, highlights the powerful legacy of the song and its role in inspiring both young and old. The familial warmth and playful repetition of the chorus emphasize the importance of passing on cultural pride and hope across generations.

Empowerment and Limitless Dreams

As the performance unfolds, Beyoncé’s spoken reflections remind listeners of the song’s universal message: every voice matters, and dreams are within reach. Her words underscore the healing power of music and the significance of representation, encouraging everyone to embrace their potential and believe in their ability to make a difference. This version of the anthem is both a tribute and a call to action, urging us all to celebrate our victories, big and small.

Song Credits

  • Artist: Beyoncé featuring Blue Ivy Carter
  • Songwriters: James Weldon Johnson, J. Rosamond Johnson
  • Release Year: 2019
  • Label: Parkwood Entertainment, Columbia Records

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