
Date of issue: 25.07.2013
Record label: Ringtone Mania
Song language: English
Same Love (Tribute in the Style of Macklemore & Ryan Lewis) |
When I was in the 3rd grade |
I thought that I was gay |
Cause I could draw, my uncle was |
And I kept my room straight |
I told my mom, tears rushing down my face |
She’s like, Ben you’ve loved girls since before pre-K |
Tripping yeah |
I guess she had a point, didn’t she |
A bunch of stereotypes all in my head |
I remember doing the math like |
Yeah, I’m good at little league |
A pre-conceived idea of what it all meant |
For those that like the same sex had the characteristics |
The right-wing conservatives think it’s a decision |
And you can be cured with some treatment and religion |
Man-made, rewiring of a pre-disposition |
Playing God |
Ahh nah, here we go |
America the brave |
Still fears what we don’t know |
And God loves all his children it’s somehow forgotten |
But we paraphrase a book written |
3.500 years ago |
I don’t know |
And I can’t change |
Even if I tried |
Even if I wanted to |
And I can’t change |
Even if I tried |
Even if I wanted to |
My love, my love, my love |
She keeps me warm |
She keeps me warm |
She keeps me warm |
She keeps me warm |
If I was gay |
I would think hip-hop hates me |
Have you read the YouTube comments lately |
«Man that’s gay» |
Gets dropped on the daily |
We’ve become so numb to what we’re saying |
Our culture founded from oppression |
Yet we don’t have acceptance for 'em |
Call each other faggots |
Behind the keys of a message board |
A word rooted in hate |
Yet our genre still ignores it |
Gay is synonymous with the lesser |
It’s the same hate that’s caused wars from religion |
Gender to skin color |
Complexion of your pigment |
The same fight that lead people to walk-outs and sit-ins |
Human rights for everybody |
There is no difference |
Live on! |
And be yourself! |
When I was in church |
They taught me something else |
If you preach hate at the service |
Those words aren’t anointed |
And that Holy Water |
That you soak in |
Is then poisoned |
When everyone else |
Is more comfortable |
Remaining voiceless |
Rather than fighting for humans |
That have had their rights stolen |
I might not be the same |
But that’s not important |
No freedom til we’re equal |
Damn right I support it |
I don’t know |
And I can’t change |
Even if I tried |
Even if I wanted to |
My love, my love, my love |
She keeps me warm |
She keeps me warm |
She keeps me warm |
She keeps me warm |
We press play |
Don’t press pause |
Progress, march on! |
With a veil over our eyes |
We turn our back on the cause |
'Till the day that my uncles can be united by law |
Kids are walkin' around the hallway |
Plagued by pain in their heart |
A world so hateful |
Some would rather die |
Than be who they are |
And a certificate on paper |
Isn’t gonna solve it all |
But it’s a damn good place to start |
No law’s gonna change us |
We have to change us |
Whatever god you believe in |
We come from the same one |
Strip away the fear |
Underneath it’s all the same love |
About time that we raised up |
And I can’t change |
Even if I tried |
Even if I wanted to |
And I can’t change |
Even if I tried |
Even if I wanted to |
My love, my love, my love |
She keeps me warm |
She keeps me warm |
She keeps me warm |
She keeps me warm |
Love is patient, love is kind |
Love is patient |
Love is kind (not crying on Sundays) |
Love is patient (not crying on Sundays) |
Love is kind (not crying on Sundays) |
Love is patient (not crying on Sundays) |
Love is kind (not crying on Sundays) |
Love is patient (not crying on Sundays) |
Love is kind (not crying on Sundays) |
Love is patient, love is kind |