Dear Misguided Friends
You say
My accent's too heavy for you to comprehend me
My culture's too different for you to understand me
Your assumptions
Corrupt me
Disgust me
As you try to construct my life
Brick by Brick
Let's seperate race, shall we?
By building walls between us
As we stall the peace
We can bring between us
Coating each brick with red, white, and blue
Justifying it is what Uncle Sam would've wanted us to do
Forget our history
Forget our past
Forget our ancestors who wiped your ass
They don't know better
They don't understand
Let's make America great again
Kick out the Immigrants
Make it quick
Before they found out they're not as different as they think
There's power in numbers
And in numbers we stand against another
Oh God we're damned
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