read the last verse and chorus of the song \a change is gonna come,\ by sam cooke, released in 1964:\nthere…

read the last verse and chorus of the song \a change is gonna come,\ by sam cooke, released in 1964:\nthere have been times that i thought i couldnt last for long\nbut now i think im able to carry on\nits been a long, a long time coming\nbut i know a change is gonna come, oh yes it will\nwhich of the options below most correctly and effectively incorporates this source material? (either apa or mla style citations are acceptable.)\n○ everyone can be inspired by cookes idea that all things change sooner or later. (1964)\n○ although he was furious at being turned away from a hotel because he was black, cooke (1964, chorus) somehow managed to believe that \although its been a long time coming, a change is going to come.\\n○ in his song \a change is gonna come,\ sam cooke (1964) summed up the pain and hope of the civil rights movement in just a few lines: \its been a long, a long time coming / but i know a change is gonna come, oh yes it will\ (chorus).\n○ cooke believed that while there were some times he thought he wouldnt be able to last, in 1964 he realized he could carry on because even though it had taken a long time, he was now sure that a change was coming.

read the last verse and chorus of the song \a change is gonna come,\ by sam cooke, released in 1964:\nthere have been times that i thought i couldnt last for long\nbut now i think im able to carry on\nits been a long, a long time coming\nbut i know a change is gonna come, oh yes it will\nwhich of the options below most correctly and effectively incorporates this source material? (either apa or mla style citations are acceptable.)\n○ everyone can be inspired by cookes idea that all things change sooner or later. (1964)\n○ although he was furious at being turned away from a hotel because he was black, cooke (1964, chorus) somehow managed to believe that \although its been a long time coming, a change is going to come.\\n○ in his song \a change is gonna come,\ sam cooke (1964) summed up the pain and hope of the civil rights movement in just a few lines: \its been a long, a long time coming / but i know a change is gonna come, oh yes it will\ (chorus).\n○ cooke believed that while there were some times he thought he wouldnt be able to last, in 1964 he realized he could carry on because even though it had taken a long time, he was now sure that a change was coming.

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Brief Explanations:

The question asks which option is inspired by Cooke's idea. The first option mentions Cooke's belief and realization, directly connecting to his idea. The other options focus on the song's content (like the chorus) rather than Cooke's specific idea.

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Cooke believed that while there were some times he thought he wouldn't be able to last, in 1964 he realized he could carry on because even though it had taken a long time, he was now sure that a change was coming.