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We Are Still The Same


Look at me and look at you we’re both the same you don’t have any clue, you signal me out and I say I will never be like you even though we both have a heart that beats the same and feels the same pain We come from different places and we don’t have the same color of skin but I can tell you that we are both humans we both line up so full of hope but one day not far from now we will be treated with no differences Look at me and look at you we’re both the same we both have dreams to accomplish it’s been hard with all this racism around us but people will never understand what we been through you may be White, Black, Mexican, Asian but you must know that we are here to dream and become someone in life don’t listen to the people that bring you down be strong, be proud from where you come from racism lives in the modern society race look at what you done you have different cultures against each other.
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