Declaration of Independence
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All men are created equal
Creator
Unalienable rights
Repeated injuries
Tyranny
Justice
Voice of justice
Free and independent states
Protection of Divine Providence
Sacred honor
Once upon a time...
A document was written to declare the peoples' rights in a new nation.
These unalienable rights promised to each and every person
It has been many years since we landed
And many more since we set sail
But I guess Great Britain couldn’t stand it
The fact that we had begun to prevail
The scenario we were in
With iron pen, our great nation
had been established and founded,
13 colonies, all elated;
Britain, astounded.
America, the land which I'm speaking;
its forefathers pronounce,
Oh senses
For sensation brings desensitization
And one man's trash, today, is the same man's treasure of yesterday.
Unless, one learns moderation
Learns to say "this is enough for now."
