Solved: Please help me find this song

Years ago I heard a song on a 45. Front side was Rubberneckin' (I think) and the reverse was Color Blind. I thought it was by Elvis...It was a song about JFK and MLK...some of the lyrics are:

On a sunny day in Dallas in 1963
Four days into April in Memphis, Tennessee
Two men met their Maker, oh no, that can't be right
I guess the bullets color blind, can't tell black from white.

They both flew different colors
but their purpose was the same
.................................................. ...
............................................., oh no, that can't be right
I guess they both were color blind, can't tell black from white.

Now they're both together
In the same old neighborhood
Houses standing side by side
some say that's no good
.................................................. , oh, no that can't be right
I guess that God is color blind, can't tell black from white


You can tell I listened to this over and over to learn so much of it.
Now 40 years later I can't locate it anywhere....

HELP! Thank a bunch.....

The song was written by Randy Barlow. The lyrics appear on this page:

http://www.randybarlow.net/book.html

And you can buy the song for $1 on his website at this page:

http://www.randybarlow.net/downloads.html

(Click on the download tab).

How did you find this??? I searched and searched...

I did try the download, even paid the $1 but didn't get anything. So I have sent him an e-mail...maybe I'll eventually get it...thanks again for heading me in the right direction.

Hi smurfy, I'm glad I could help. I Googled the "On a sunny day in Dallas in 1963" part and his website appeared. I hope you get a reply from him!