Mirror Man Moon

Black Pearl

Precious jam Gemstone

Jahmala Downer

Wazir wiz

Mirror Man Moon

Gentle lost soul

Always

Heal us

Just one touch

With

His

Golden

Platinum

Diamonds

iTunes

Mirror man Moon

Plays the tambourine

and his guitar too

Sees the planes

day by day

Night by night

Crashing

Away

Burning grounds

centuries ago

Pharisees

Won't let them go!

Pharisees

Watch

Heritage

ran for cover

Watch them

Bleed

In the

Jordan river

beyond

the red/

Caribbean seas

Endless stories

Ban the words

peace

Post eviction

Signs upon

Gaza dreams

Mirror man Moon

Microphone

Hands longing

for the comfort

For his piano

Son

surely

You don’t

Understand

Medium

Claims

Absolute

Power

Money

Respect

Is

Meal

Ticket

to fame

Hides behind

Mad men’s

Game

Mirror man Moon

Watches

Earth’s

Trembles

Fans are

Singing

His itunes

They

don’t care about

Us

Pharisees’

Faces

Turn

Red

better

Not

dare

Shame

Nor

Say

their names

Even though

They have

Cheated

The World Cup

games

Medium

Would end

citizens

Claims

Smoke

screens

Blinds

Sock full

Of tears

decades

Over

Decades

Palestine's

Struggle

All these years

While mothers

Gave birth,

She lies

Under the

Rumble

Debris

She

Alongside

Many

Starving

With grief

From

a cold

Tales of war

Brought

death and dying

Lord,

Forgive me

Lord,

for crying

While the

Bomb shells

are flying,

Raffa,

She refuses

To draw back

Even though,

She has no

Fighting left

Man in the mirror

Man in the moon

Caribbean

Seas,

It still bleeds

Some more,

Alongside

Great Lakes

To

Gulf of Mexico

world

It's falling apart,

What are they fighting for?

Mirror man moon

His legacy still

Lives on too

Mirror man moon

I’m gonna rock

…….,

Mirror man moon

Mirror man moon

Mirror man moon

Spectrum Waves Music Entertainment

Sound Music Bitez

Jah Lion Music Production

Wazir Wiz Music Production

Copyright @2025

YOU MAY FIND THE WHOLE LYRICS: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/black-pearl/100958952

Mirror man moon

INSPIRED NOTES: BUILT BY LEGACY

@OFFICALBLACKPEARLARTIST

MIRROR MAN MOON

Welcome @officalBlackPearl, I’m your host, Black Pearl. In today's segment, I want to introduce my single, "Mirror Man Moon." This is one of my inspired collections from Spectrum Wave Music Ent. I wrote the lyrics and co-produced with Wazir Wiz and Jahmala Downer (Jah Lion Music). This song was Electric.

Best that had blended with fuck, pop, discos, and Earth tones. Although this song is dedicated to/liberation of all countries around the world that have been facing economic, financial, and political issues, I just wanted to sing for them.

Similar to the one, only, and an amazing iconic, legendary Michael Jackson. Before I wrote my original lyric song, I was astonished when I heard from a TikTok content creator, by the name @Mia. Goddess. She had mentioned Michael had written a poem in Honor of Palestine. He also had a burning desire to convert the poem into a song. However, due to corporate politics, of course, I’m referring to his Music (record label ) company. They allegedly declined his music project.

When I pause and read his poem, I thought it was spectacular material. Therefore, I have taken the challenge to pursue one of his aspirations. I just closed my eyes and fantasized if I were Michael, about how I could start this song. I even gathered the best for Jah Lion. He arranged the harmony. Then Wazir wiz developed the sound. Altogether, each of us, with the help of telecommunication/ internet, gave birth to a wave. Ladies and Gentlemen, here are the lyrics: Mirror Man Moon @copyright 2025. This song isn’t all streaming music platforms, #Spotify, #Apple, #YouTube music, even on #TikTok, #Facebook, #Instagram.

ALL THESE SONGS BELONG TO BLACK PEARL /SPECTRUM WAVE MUSIC ENT.

Welcome to @OficialBlack Pearl Artist, I'm your host. Black Pearl. I'm introducing several musical collections from SPECTRUM WAVE MUSIC ENT, which were created by Black Pearl and her music associates. New release coming soon: Welfare Queen. You might have heard the same-titled retracted: SPECTRUM WAVE PUBLISHING from her audiobook collections @spotify audiobooks segment. Tune in to @OficialBlack Pearl Artist because there are more episodes coming up next. Follow the wave @OficialBlack Pearl Artist/ SPECTRUM WAVE MUSIC ENT, Thank you!

In a solemn episode of the official Black Pearl Podcast, I, representing

Me, myself, and I ;

( the artist collectively, Black Pearl), Spectrum Wave Media presented a heartfelt tribute to the late Viola "Mama" Fletcher.

This segment opens a deep condolences and apologies to her family, honoring her legacy as a survivor of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre and a lifelong advocate for justice.

As the core of this tribute, I performed a powerful, original monologue eulogy, weaving together the harrowing history of the massacre with Mama Fletcher's incredible personal journey—from a seven-year-old witness to a revered figure testifying before Congress, and her symbolic return to Ghana to reclaim her royal names, Naa Lamiley and Naa Yaoteley.

This spoken-word piece served as the direct inspiration for our 2023 album, "Reparations," specifically the track "Why Should We Demand Reparations?" Through this presentation, Black Pearl fulfilled its mission to use music and spoken word as a vessel for truth, ensuring the story of Mama Fletcher and the legacy of Black Wall Street are never buried.

Of course. The lyrics you've shared are already deeply poetic. I have refined the structure, rhythm, and flow to enhance its power as a spoken-word piece, while faithfully preserving your original message and voice.

Here is the poem, "in this World Version."

In This World

In this world, where everything seems wrong,

Where strength has failed, and nothing rights the scale;

We are all tested in the battle long,

With hope and future set to fade and fail.

Our heroes faded, leaving no redeem,

We swallow pride and hold our tears inside;

A cruel reflection in a troubled stream,

Where emptiness and brokenness abide.

The sister struggles in the muddy flow,

The brother cannot count on kind support.

We fight for sight, with nowhere left to go,

And plead for solace of a gentler sort.

So I will trade it all, the world above,

And give all things for necessary love.

— Black Pearl

Spectrum Wave Publishing

Spectrum Wave Music Entertainment

Copyright@2025

Lifetime

By

Black Pearl

Time grants no pause for woman, child, or man,

A driver on a road we cannot steer.

We do but all we can, and all we can

It lives until the final page is clear.

Our borrowed homes, our plans not ours to keep,

They are signed away by their ancestors' faint call.

While shadows gather, we are lulled to sleep,

As seasons change from blooming spring to fall.

So smile away the sorrows you have known,

For life is strange, a funny, brief exchange.

A mystery in which our seeds are sown,

Beyond the sky, where silent spirits range.

Then when your fading spirit starts to climb,

You must not fight this lifetime; just bow, in time.

Black Pearl

Spectrum Wave Publishing

Spectrum Wave Music Entertainment

Copyright@2025

(A brief moment of silence, then the music subtly shifts to the instrumental of “Why Should We Demand Reparations?”)

She was a classic trend. A trailblazer. From her beginning to her end, she was a survivor.

She endured near-death situations that would make most souls despair. The massive infernos. The haunted cries. The tarnished screams that no child should ever have to hear… and no child should ever have to endure.

In 1921, in a place referred to as a village—a village that raised children to merge into a prosperous community called Black Wall Street, in the heart of Tulsa, Oklahoma—a seven-year-old girl named Viola Ford Fletcher saw the world burn. She saw the burning flashes, saw women and children running for their lives in a mass riot, a race war, fought over a lie. A tragedy for something her people did not do.

But she survived.

And she carried that story for a lifetime. She grew to become Mama Fletcher, and she stood up—she stood up in the halls of Congress—and she told her truth. She published a book with a plea: "Please, do not bury my story."

When Congress turned her down, and even the Supreme Court turned away, it did not silence her. She told her truth anyway. She stood alongside a group of survivors, many of whom had now given their souls to time and had gone to the promised land. We trust they now stand at those pearly gates.

But before that final journey, she was inducted, she returned to her motherland of Ghana, and she reclaimed her name. Naa Lamiley—"Somebody who is strong. Somebody who stands the test of time." And Naa Yaoteley—"the first female child in a family or bloodline."

These names… they speak for themselves.

And on this day, we remember her. We feel her spirit leap over us in a final victory lap. A lap of inspection, of waves, of music, of entertainment.

It is in this spirit that we, Black Pearl, dedicated our 2023 album, “Reparations,” to her and to the people of Tulsa. On that album, there is a piece—a poetry of spoken word over a solemn instrumental. It asks the question that defined her fight:

“Why should we demand reparations?”

This composition, played by Ross M and produced by the brilliant Jahmala Downer of Job Line Music, was our offering. The entire configuration of that album was built to honor her story, with our vocals and spoken words serving as a vessel for her truth.

And so, in dedication to Mrs. Viola Ford Fletcher, to the people of Tulsa, Oklahoma, and to all who endured that massacre… this is for you.

(Monologue ends. The instrumental of “Why Should We Demand Reparations?” swells gently and then begins to fade out.)

Of course. Here is a concise summary emphasizing your role as Black Pearl in this tribute.

Welcome back, family. Welcome, ancestors. Welcome to the official platform of the artist—this is the Black Pearl Podcast, broadcasting to you through the spectrum waves of music and entertainment, a production of Spectrum Wave Media.

Today, we are not just hosting a show; we are holding a space. A sacred space for memory, for truth, and for honor.

It is with a heart full of respect and a spirit weighed by history that we must begin by acknowledging the passing of a titan, a living monument to resilience, Mrs. Viola Ford Fletcher—better known to the world as Mama Fletcher.

On behalf of Black Pearl and our entire Spectrum Wave community, we extend our deepest, most heartfelt apologies and condolences to her family, her community, and to all who were touched by her unwavering light. We can only imagine the depth of your loss. We hope that in our small way, we can help carry her story forward. We sincerely pray that she is now resting in perfect and eternal peace.

As one of the last surviving witnesses of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, she carried the weight of a story that the world tried to bury. But she refused to be silenced. She stood before Congress and declared, “Do not bury my story.” Her life was a testament to strength, a living demand for justice, and a bridge from a painful past to a future she fought to see.

It is in her spirit that we continue our own work. Our 2023 album, “Reparations,” was created as a sonic testament to her struggle and the ongoing fight for healing. And today, we want to offer something more personal.

What you are about to hear is a full, shadowed narrative—a monologue eulogy, crafted from the heart, dedicated to Mama Fletcher, to the lost souls of Black Wall Street, and to the enduring spirit of Tulsa, Oklahoma. This is our spoken word offering.

"Hello and welcome to the Official Black Pearl Artist podcast from Spectrum Wave Music Ent. I'm Black Pearl, and this is 'Giving Great Homage.'

Today, we pay our respects to an American icon, Mrs. Viola Ford Fletcher, who passed away on November 24th, 2025, at the age of 111. As the oldest survivor of the Tulsa Race Massacre, her life was a powerful lesson in courage.

In this episode, we reflect on her legacy towards the backdrop of Black Pearl's own 2023 composition, 'In This World.' So please, don't go anywhere. You'll want to hear the rest of this moving candlelight vigil sermon for Mama Fletcher.

A special thank you to the artist behind it all, Black Pearl. Follow the journey at @officialblackpearlartist."

"You're listening to the @Official Black Pearl Artist on Spectrum Wave Music Ent. This is 'Giving Great Homage,' a space where we pay tribute to the giants upon whose shoulders we stand.

Today, we light a candle in sound and spirit for Mrs. Viola Ford Fletcher, who transitioned on November 24th, 2025, at the remarkable age of 111. A vessel of living history, her 111 years were a testament to survival and truth.

Setting the tone for our remembrance is the haunting and beautiful 2023 piece, 'In This World,' penned and produced by Black Pearl. Tune in as we complete this candlelight vigil sermon, a sonic offering for the beloved Mama Fletcher.

Our gratitude to the visionary, Black Pearl. Connect with the art @officialblackpearlartist."