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Civil Change


Society-society things never change.

Race against race, dangerous people like hatred.

Careless world, guns, girls guys violence-PAIN.

When will it ever be change?

 

Skin tone pick a side, issue toward one make it right?

Lighter then the skin better for society?

Eye for eye darker than him and I-No variety.

Boisterous arguements like riot, wheres peace.

 

If your disrespected react soon-as-possile have pride,

Do what is right, Nathan McCall, Martin, Malcom civil fight.

Everybody has equal rights,

Think then do, its always brighter lights.

 

 

 
 
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