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Equal Love


Now I believe in miracles
But there is a cost to the law making peoples love feel lost 
And I told about equality
 
Lied by my eyes, and i told about equality
But not letting someone love is worth the haunt
Do I believe in miracles? 
 
Now I believe in miracles 
They have whole heartedly let their voice be heard, they have talked 
Lied by my eyes, and i told about equality
 
Teared by what I hear, and I told about equality
Where law does define love, where people are treated like dust
Deep down we are being shallow, do we believe in miracles?
 
It is fairly accurate to believe in miracles 
Equality will be present, discrimination for being different will be tossed
Everywhere and anywhere, i will be told about equality
 
Ecstatic and excited when told about equality
We will run together and the line will be crossed 
We all will believe in miracles 
And be told about equality  
 
 
 
 
 
 
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