One Nation
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One Nation
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When you were born you didn't know
You thought we were the same
You know we walked the same - we talked the same
Although you never knew my name
But you were told when we were young
That I was not the same
"You know he's not the same - he's not the same!"
And then you never asked my name ...
BRIDGE
I say won't you have a lovely day
And then you come back telling me to go to hell
CHORUS
But it's - One Nation indivisible
One Nation Indivisible
One Nation Indivisible - oh my God it's irresistable
One Nation Indivisible ...
Well a baby is a baby A man he is a man
You know he tries the same - he cries the same
And then you know he dies the same
But when I ask in disbelief
And they say "just because!"
You know I have to state - we learn to hate
And man you know I can't relate ... !
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Sister Hazel performs "One Nation", and this lyric page sits inside the Sister Hazel catalog on LyroVerse.
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