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Your Not Everything


You aren’t any different So don’t think you are People are all the same No matter what they are Neither color nor hair Neither race nor gender None of it really matters You people who think your better Get over yourselves because it’s not true Others could be better than you Rich or poor It doesn’t matter Everybody is the same In their own little way Don’t judge people Unless you want them to judge you It’s not fair to do it to them You would be crying like a little baby If they did it to you Think what you want But keep it to yourself First impressions aren’t always true Your worst enemy could turn out to be Your best friend So in the end Everybody is the same in some way
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