| Some of us are living with racist faces, so I’m chatting with my asian mate to
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| say this, ya' skin, ya' colour, it don’t matter coz we brothers and my God up
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| in heaven yeah he always love us yo'.
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| I ain’t tryin' to be something that I’m not, I just know this subjects heavy so
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| I drop it like its hot what, I’m not sayin' my opinion is right I just know
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| that he loves you whether black or white, asian, carcasian, one nation,
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| we made in his image we created to praise him, face it, it’s all about
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| coloured faces that we don’t understand we end up racist.
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| So from UK to world we be making it hot and then from border to border wanna'
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| see racism drop what.
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| Don’t be thinkin' that ya' better than ya' brother, we still bleed when we cut
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| it doesn’t matter the colour.
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| Why do you live your life this way, coz colour don’t change a man
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| Inside you know we all the same, coz colour don’t change a man
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| Aid tharn karthay heggar hey I lay it down in my fathers tongue coz' I got
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| something to say.
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| Merry brah larthey cos gal toe be geerh, why we arguing over nothin' is it coz'
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| of fear.
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| Why can’t we just get along with each other?
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| Karthey nee eccah doe denarh raey sucka they.
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| Brah ho lar ronah ecc doe denah rung faraak kar key, colour means nothin' so
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| stop being lame.
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| Through many different cultures all across the globe I can see people fighting
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| about who’s wrong or right about who’s black or white or who’s dark or light,
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| underneath the skin we’re all the same alright!
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| «oh get over yourself brother» just because that breahs face is a different
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| colour!
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| My father God in heaven loves him like any other.
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| You we made in his image.
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| You’re related you are brothers!
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| Why do you live your life this way, coz colour don’t change a man
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| Inside you know we all the same, coz colour don’t change a man
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| Next time that you think of injustice, think this, that colour don’t change a
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| man,
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| Next time that you wanna' be racist, think this, that colour don’t change a man. |