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A Chance for Unity


Now When I think of the days when us blacks had our ways we were unified brothas and we hated bein niggas we had race separation but we fought segregation so that now we may succeed for we now are truly freed But then I realized today that our change could never stay we lost the fire in our hearts that gave us priceless kickin starts self respect has been forgotten so we're ghetto and we're broken cause we never tried to strive for the battle of our lives Yet I promise you new futures that will kindle our old virtues with the Blacks and Caucasians Iraqis and the Asians while God's newest generation keeps up hope and expectations with no fights for diversity for we will stand In Unity
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