Son of Mankind by Walter Sargent

Posted on September 14, 2011 by iwilder

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Walter Sargent played this song on 9/10/11 at the Folk Groovin’ Cafe at St. Lawrence of Canterbury Church, Dix Hills, NY. In introducing the song Sargent called this a song about “social justice” After the song was completed, he explained that he wrote it to explain why torture is wrong.http://www.waltsargent.com/

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