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Omar Wilson Delivers an Unplugged Cover of “A Change Is Gonna Come” (Video)

Music heals the soul and the spirit, and as of now, we need all kinds of healing. “A Change Is Gonna Come” is such an iconic song, written and performed by Sam Cooke in 1964. Omar Wilson delivered a special unplugged, in home version.

“In these difficult times that we are in right now, I just wanted to remind everyone that a change is going to really come and that we just have to stay safe and hang in there. Music can be therapy to many people’s souls and If I am able to bring just sprinkle of hope to someone, why not,” mentions Wilson.

Wilson’s “A Change Is Gonna Come” cover is available on streaming platforms now. Wilson is currently enjoying the success of his latest single, “The Groove“.Watch the video below.

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