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Rights


Out of the ghetto Never worn the stiletto Clothes that are tattered Shoes that are battered Voice that is squeaky But always a little cheeky The words are blurred And never been heard For the sake of his skin No one knows where he's been But he will never give up his voice For the right of his choice
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