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Rearrange to Change


Whether it is gradual whether it is quick It can differentiate a flame from a candle stick People overtime have tried and failed But others have tried, succeeded and prevailed Ending discrimination is all I desire Our heavenly father this issue is dire Asian, Spanish, mixed, black or white Everyone's equal in God's sight One's skin color isn't based on personality Judge the individual not the majority All the riots in the streets are extremely crazy But people are laying on the couch acting lazy So join me in this world we'll rearrange We must ban together and make this change
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