“Occupy - We are the 99” is a musical anthem written to support the national grassroots movement about income inequality in the United States. Sung by legendary bluesman Bill Blue, this song is about the grassroots movement about the vast inequality in the distribution of wealth, where less than 1% of the people own 95% of all the money, real estate and businesses in the US, a threat to the movement for Democracy and equal justice for all people. The movement is leaderless and has no political platform. This song was written and recorded with no money changing hands. All the musicians, singers and sound engineers donated their time and talents to make this song possible. It ends with a long drum circle. I encourage you to learn it and play it live at Occupy events that bring this important message to the attention of world. The song is easy to play – it is in the key of G, and there are only 5 chords in the entire song. Occupy - We Are the 99 (lyrics) We are the ninety nine we dare to cross the line the greed of the one percent well makes us all scream We are the ninety nine we dare to cross the line together we can restore the American dream Occupy, occupy join the American spring Occupy, occupy raise your voices and sing Never surrender until we save the soul of America