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Equality


There once was a man named larry People thought he looked rather scary He was alone All on his own Until a little women came by She asked him what made him cry He told her the news of his sorrows and blues until he scared her away then the very next day A man came stopped by and knelt by his side He took the beast in his stride Gave him a friend one that would never end until they fell in love it was a message from heaven above but they could not be it was seen imorally so the two had to live in the dark the laws had left their mark now who is to say whats right anyway love is love even if gay
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