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Equality


Equality Just you and me. Why is there discrimination For race and orientation? Why do we judge one another When we could use care to smother? Underneath it all we're the same, So why do people play this game? Different hair, different skin We're all alike within. We might not drive the same roads, But we carry the same loads. All of this hate has no outcome, So it's pointless to act like scum. Find an enemy, spread your arms wide and grin, Because the only way through is unison.
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