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In the verses, Winans skillfully lists the world's false idols: Talking heads on television, prosperity preachers, self-help gurus, Wall Street millionaires, and even the NRA. He points out the irony of trying to solve spiritual problems with money or material things—asking rhetorically why we try to "Fix it with a prayer, fix it with a dollar". The song builds to a crescendo of hope, connecting the struggles of South Africa's apartheid (with references to Nelson Mandela, Desmond Tutu, and Hector Pieterson) with the civil rights dream of Martin Luther King Jr.. Through it all, the answer remains the same: Open up your heart to the only solution .

Here, Winans critiques the people and institutions that claim to have solutions—television pundits, preachers, and politicians—but often seem more interested in money than in genuine help. work+download+bebe+winans+it+all+comes+down+to+love+mp3

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