Customs
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Customs
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Differences in customs and languages
They are nothing at all if our purposes
They are the same and we are open
The differences were made to highlight the value of
Tolerance, we can't be as dominant as we want
Let everyone be as we want them to be
Languages is a sample of those differences
Differences in customs and languages
They are nothing at all if our purposes
They are the same and we are open
Let's be of an open mind that we accept
People as they are, that's part of the culture
It can be said that it is the root of culture, but we have
Open minds, we will continue to fight over colors, religions
Political ideologies, sexual preferences among others
Differences in customs and languages
They are nothing at all if our purposes
They are the same and we are open
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Sergio Umbria performs "Customs", and this lyric page sits inside the Sergio Umbria catalog on LyroVerse.
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