https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoWOSHPh4oE I wrote this letter to Mr. Joe Biden when he was Senator of my home town Wilmington Delaware. It’s still Significant. I wrote this song on 911 Dear Senator Joe Biden . I believe in your Presidential Campaign. I all ready know that you will be our next President. For sure! You supported my uncle Mickey for five precious years. I sincerely believe that our efforts to raise the standards in our community will not be in vain. Wilmington Delaware has the potential to become a model city for community development. We have all of the right people in the right places at the right time. The highest positions in the world still need to connect with the street. A communicator. I have established a relationship with everyone in our community. From the darkest hood to Mr Frances DuPont to Mr Foster Friess. I have a mission to repair rebuild and redevelop the consciousness of our inner city. I pray that we can make legacy with your continued support of our quest to improve. Charles Patrick Gibbs ( LUCKY ) P.S I would love to perform this song for your campaign. This song is my contribution to your campaign. The Banner Waves. This composition was written by the nephew of Sgt Wilson K. Smith. Charles Lucky Gibbs. The Banner Waves is Dedicated to all who sacrifice for the benefit of us all. Lucky. 2007 log on to hear. http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/z?r105:S05MR7-537: WILSON K. SMITH (Senate - March 05, 1997) [Page: S1999] GPO's PDF • [Begin insert] Mr. BIDEN. Mr. President, while on a field trip to a Civil War site in the 1950's, a young African-American boy from Delaware asked his teacher why there was no mention of black soldiers. He learned a cold, hard lesson that day--that even though black soldiers fought and died for their country, they were not honored because of the color of their skin.