January 15 – Love and Justice ⚖️ A Song of Purpose, Unity, and Fighting for What Truly Matters

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🎼 Song Title: January 15 - Love And Justice
[Verse 1]
Pens on the table
Coffee rings on the plan we drew
Late nights at the station
Arguing what one life is worth to you
Names on a whiteboard
Circles
Arrows
A rising sun
You say
“It’s not about being right
It’s about what we become”

[Chorus]
Love and justice
Bind us to each other
Tie our hearts
To something bigger than the win
Love and justice
Hold us in the fire
Keep us walking
Till the broken breathe again

[Verse 2]
Hands on the railing
Watching protest signs roll by
You’re counting every stranger
Like each one is an answer why
We don’t just share victories
We share the hurt we can’t undo
You say
“If it matters for anybody
Then it has to matter to you”

[Chorus]

[Bridge]
When the headlines fade
When the room falls quiet
When my courage shakes
And I start to doubt it
You look me in the eye
Plain as a promise
“If we lose ourselves
We’ve already lost this” [crescendo]

[Chorus]

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This song reflects on the long, demanding work of justice when it is rooted in love rather than ego, victory, or ideology. It presents justice not as a slogan, but as a shared moral formation shaped through relationship, sacrifice, and perseverance.

Verse 1 places the listener in the middle of collaborative struggle. Pens, coffee rings, late nights, and arguments suggest commitment, fatigue, and care. The question of what one life is worth reveals the ethical weight beneath the planning. The image of names, circles, arrows, and a rising sun captures both complexity and hope. The line about becoming rather than being right frames justice as a process that shapes character, not just outcomes.

The chorus holds the song’s core vision. Love and justice are inseparable, binding people to one another and orienting them toward something larger than winning. The fire imagery suggests refinement and endurance rather than destruction. Walking until the broken breathe again emphasizes persistence and restoration over speed.

Verse 2 shifts to public space. Protests, railings, and passing faces ground the work in real people rather than abstract causes. Counting strangers as reasons why reinforces the dignity of each life. The verse insists that justice involves shared pain as well as shared success, and that moral concern cannot be selective.

The bridge brings the struggle into quieter, more personal moments. When attention fades and doubt rises, the reminder is clear and urgent. Losing oneself to ego, fear, or compromise means the work has already failed, regardless of outcome. Integrity becomes the measure of success.

Overall, Love And Justice portrays justice as a relational calling sustained by love. It affirms that real change is slow, costly, and often unseen, but worth pursuing when it keeps people human, connected, and faithful to one another along the way.