Change In Disguise
I asked her what's wrong but all i received was silence
I wanted to hold her, but she was white and I was colored
So I just stood there waiting for her to ask for some guidance
But that moment never came because we were just too different
I was ignorant while she was brilliant
I turned around feeling powerless and helpless
I wanted to be the remedy to her pain but all I felt was fear
Maybe this was my imagination, but as I started walking I heard a voice say "Don't Leave..."
With everyone's eyes piercing through my skin
I mustered up the courage to speak to her
She was apprehensive at first, but then she loosened up
We talked for hours not caring about the wandering eyes
We both didn't know it yet, but we were change in disguise
At the end of the day, it didn't matter about our appearance or the color of our skin
But rather, the warmth of our hearts within
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