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Black, white, orange, yellow

cut us open we all bleed red.

as we bleed on we all die, 6 feet under we’re rested. 

Grass, flowers they grow, I don’t 6 feet under we’re rested 

black, white, orange, yellow 

Death knows no color, death knows no religion. Everone has a ending 

black, white, orange, yellow 

We are the world, love is what we need, love is the best thing we do

black, white, orange, yellow

cut us open we all bleed red

 

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