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RACISM


It's kind of unnerving

The way some can be

compare it to Santa

Climbing down your chimney

He doesn't know you

He can't judge your life

So why should you do that

When it comes to black and white?

Not only these colors

That get all the hate

There are brown red and orange

Let's wipe a clean slate

Living in harmony

Is such a nice view

But this harmony is difficult

If it doesn't start with you

 
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