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The World


What would you change, if you could change anything?

The fancy cars and diamond rings, the money and expensinve things.

The lack of respect we have for ourselves, the way we only fcare for whats on the shelves.

The ignorance of the little things, the shelfishness of humin beings.

We think we're in a state of grace, but we are the failing human race.

Change the world, that's what I'd do, change the world, how about you?

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