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Equality

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Equality

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Someone thinks only in themselves

And think that are living alone

Someone thinks in just one race

And the others doesn't exist

I make a question to the people (people)

That are margining part of the creation

To the people, that use the injustice

To degrade the humanity

(coro)

What you feel, what you feel, what you feel

We are some humans like you

What you wish is what you want is what you think

We have to live in this place

What you feel, what you feel, what you feel

The children are watching you

What you wish is what you want is what you think

Only Jah, Jah have the power here

Why do you judge innocent people

That always work like everyone

Just for a different skin color

We cant walk with liberty

Let us live like free people (people)

We together like brothers

Everybody has sensibility (sensibility)

Please don't hurt us anymore, no

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