Timothy Palmer is a singer/songwriter who currently lives in Abilene, Tx. Drawing from his early experiences as the son of missionaries in the West Bank and on the island of Cyprus, Palmer's songs echo a sense of displacement and wandering. These songs are the songs of pilgrimage, longing, and, ultimately, redemption. March On, the first single off of Palmer's forthcoming album, The Half-Boy, bears witness to the power of walking together toward Justice and Peace. Shaped by the creative and non-violent responses to political, social, and religious oppression by the likes of Martin Luther King Jr and Gandhi, the lyrics elevate simple, compassionate, and genuine acts of solidarity with marginalized people as a way to move beyond bigotry and hate toward the kinship of humankind. Lyrics: We will not be given to violence We will not be given to war We will not be given to silence Like others who came before But we will march on We will march on We will march on Toward the shore We will not be given to anger We will not be given to might We will not be given to anguish For the new day will drown out the night And we will march on We will march on We will march on Toward the light Another way is possible A new reality If we could learn to live as one The new humanity Then we would march on We will march on We will march on We will march on We will not be given to pleading We will not be shoved to the side We will not be given to fleeing We refuse to continue to hide So we march on...