Ms. COLLINS: (Singing) As we go marching, marching in the beauty of the day, a million darkened kitchens, a thousand mill lofts gray, are touched with all the radiance as a sudden sun discloses, for the people hear us singing: bread and roses, bread and roses.

NPR: Judy Collins, From Both Sides Now

The origins of Ati-Atihan date back to the 13th Century, when a group of lighter skinned Malay immigrants from Borneo chose to show their respect for the local Ati people by painting their faces black and singing and dancing in thanks for the land and food that was offered to them.

BBC: Ati-Atihan festivites on Philippine shores

Mr. JOHN LENNON (Pop Artist): (Singing) Imagine all the people, living for today.

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