Dear Mr. White Man,Dear Mr. Black Man
Dear Mr.White man
Let my brothers and sisters stand
You only want us physically free from working your land
Please Mr.Black Man stop fighting each other
Stop disrespecting us wemen
treat us as you do your mother
after all we come from one another
At the end of the day we share the same father
share you love
share your pain
their is no judging
we all bleed the same
you will wish you had
when the time come
when your rent is due
and need asking for help
but your neighbor will remember
your were always about every man for themselves
please Mr.White Man
Don't let your sour personality breed.
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