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Colors of the Rainbow


They call him different They call him an abomination Just because of who he loves What is wrong with that? His father can't look at him His mother cried when he told them He was no longer their son He was all alone Years come and go He hasn't spoke to them in so long Two new people are his family now His husband and their son Capital Hill is signing it today Accepting them for who they are They all stand side by side Like the colors in a rainbow
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