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Fighting sin on sin


I don’t approve Of their move To be together But we must be better We have no right to condone What some believe is sin When you may have been Sinning while you were alone God watches you And if one believes this true He sees your sinful ways That you have toward the gays Their feelings are open And have rights too But some just keep hoping They can rid the world of you Fighting sin on sin When we all wear the same skin They had no right To do this out of spite To the people of the rainbow In Orlando It is such a shame We say all man are created equal But when people came Discrimination was made legal The Jim Crow Laws have passed But have been replaced at last With the horrible Gay Crow Laws By the dirty sinful paws It is time for this to end Rainbow, Trans, Bi and more Need to be left to fend For their own sin In their very core No matter who says it is wrong No one truly knows what is right But everyone should have the right to stand up and fight And say why they belong
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