i don’t think it’s fair for you to steal my breath away
And not give it back
to not want to lead me on
but do exactly what you said you wouldn’t

make up your mind
or I’ll do it for you

it is not about the skin that divides our union, the colour that we're born with that let us call ourselves human
it is undoubtedly not the God that we pray to, or the science that pray tells who
so why does racism still exist? is it just a test, a test to see who is the best, or just a test to see who can jest?

in this modern society, i must express my anxiety
it is a shame that we have to hide when all we should be doing is be on the same side

i am sorry to those who have died because the people cannot swallow their pride
lives have been lost but it seems that the ones who attack are the ones at loss
racism is nothing but a way to disrespect, a ****** up way to express their wrecked emotions i suspect

hold on now sweet beautiful, for you are nothing more than a wonderful celestial

tell me that I’m pretty
please do bring me around the city
introduce me to your family
you’ll see how good I handle it

but tell me this;
do looks truly matter? Because
i certainly didn’t love you for your face

we used to hold hands and drive fast
your eyes only on me full of lingering lust
Our smiles were once genuine
But now I just want to overdose on ******
the kind of drug that can take this pain
as how you hurt me still stains

Your voice invades my very thoughts
But boy do you know how annoying you got
i hate you with all my guts,
so much that my words would cut
Do you know the pain you put me through?
I’m sure you don’t because that’s all you ever do

To never understand and to never repent
For how can you when your thoughts aren’t well spent?
we are young children but my love was old
even time could tell as how the story was told

for you to betray me and use me
Be sure to be careful the next time you breathe in