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Race


Some people nowadays think that race means everything Doesn't matter if black, white, mix, gray, green they judge your being To tell you the truth I'm just sick of this Can't we come together and live in bliss People teach their kids that by their skin color makes them evil Then these kids grow up and cause an upheaval Why can't we all just get along together If we would just come together and get rid of the bad weather The worst of part is when someone is racially profile someone Just because of color that doesn't mean it was done by that one We are all equal in this nation Can't you see that we all share the same location Just for once open your eyes All the stuff that are negative is nothing but lies We are all brother and sisters and not separated So stop thinking that they are like that because they are not the same color related I'm a fourteen year old seeing this trouble were in So this hatred among each of us need to be thrown into a bin So please put this stuff to an end So open your eyes to make a new friend No one wants their child to grow up in a world of hate So it's time to stand and stop it before it's to late So please send this message around to the corners of space Please don't judge because of race
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