Red, yellow, white, brown, black
Color doesn’t matter, everyone attacks
Hatred grows with each passing day
How sad it is that we live this way
The world is built of different cultures
But some just hate, they hover like vultures
People attack for such stupid reasons
Like how they keep the holiday season
What car they drive or language they speak
What songs they sing, the food they eat
What color’s their hair, you’re a girl, you’re a boy
You’re different, that’s all, time to destroy
They hate what’s different, what doesn’t match
Their views, their beliefs so attacks they hatch
“Lets make this world believe just one thing
That our way’s right! ” the voices ring
Called God, Budda, Jehovah, Shiva
Muhammand, Aum, Nirankar, Allah
There’s hundreds of more, whatever the name
They may be different, but the feelings the same
Why can’t they accept, why don’t they see
Under the skin, we’re all meant to be
To live our lives, to trust our hearts
To accept what’s different, in life take part
To share, to teach, to listen, to learn
Before it’s all gone and this earth burns
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