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Embrace Oneself, Forget the Hatred


Watching those around and I don’t care who sees My pride and my effort to live being me Why do they judge when they have no clue? She is black, I am white, they are red… You are you The color outside shows no limit to pride Anyone can reach the same star in the sky Don’t question the color, don’t question the race There’s never a time and never a place Go on with dreaming Say no to goodbye We can all stand hand in hand Let the earth be our guide At the end of the day we are all just the same With our own unique aspects that spark the same flame Don’t look back on the past, we just move forwards Embrace all who suffer and open new doors Never show hatred, yet always show care Overcome obstacles you don’t know are there We are all equal, undoubtedly true Keep on believing we all get along through
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