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Revolution


If I could change the world what would I choose

There's so much to fix but nothing to loose

I'd start with our minds we should be ourselves

Take hatred, discrimination and put them on shelves

Lock them away for no one to find or see

We could be happy the world and me

People wouldn't know what was dark or grim

about a girl with a girl or a he with a him

it would all be love that's what I'd change

our view of the unknown would not be strange

it would be exciting, supreme, and grand

the world we knew would seem so bland

so dark and dismal; full of misery

but there's no need for all these sad memories

for I am here to start a revolution

Thus look to me, I am the solution.

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