Don't Hate Your Race
I used to think that I was dumb
Nothing more than chewed gum
People would say that I did not deserve to live
But I did not hate I learned to love and give
Discrimination at it's worst
Where you feel like you are about to burst
I learned I am more that what they think
I am beautiful
And I am trying to be truthful
And to tell you don't think you are worthless
Look underneath your surface
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