I don't know about you, but my parents always taught me to love
And never judge a book by its cover Or a man by his turban I was taught that gay or straight Never hate a man for who he was born to be I was taught that just because one dog bites your neck Doesn't mean the entire dog species is evil I was taught to lend a helping hand when I saw somebody in need I wasn't taught about religion or nationalities But rather I was taught about humanity And how no matter the size or color of skin We all have a heart that beats in the same way And desires in the same way And a soul that is longing for love in the same way I was taught not to hate, but rather to understand I was taught to yearn to learn I was taught to speak with love And keep hate far from my tongue I wasn't taught to be American or Christian I was taught to be human And I was taught that it doesn't matter where you were born Or who you bow your head down to at night We are all one and the same Human |
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