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Human Rights!

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Human Rights!

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Why take us for bad guys? It makes no sence, if you ask me.

How come you treat us like criminals? It's what's inside that counts to me.

Oh, I'm just sick and tired of being humiliated!

If you're pounding the pavement with your hair blowing free.

You just feel the people staring, with the message "don't talk to me."

'cause we don't accept your kind in this society.

People you are wrong 'bout us, show us some respect and try to see

that we are just the same as you, humans of the world eternaly.

Known as a bad guy, what I am is what you see.

I wonder why you think this, Did you ever care for me?

Oh I'm just sick and tired of being humiliated!

I loathe your way of living, it's so nightmareish clean.

Unable to see the real world living.

Your words don't mean shit to me, take a walk, leave me be!

People you are wrong 'bout us, show us some respect and try to see

that we are just the same as you, humans of the world eternaly.

OUTCASTS - That's us, in your eyes we look like loosers.

GUESS WHAT - Your stares do not sting me like a needle.

FREEDOM - I think I will live my life in freedom.

LISTEN - And learn from us who knows the real world living.

Why spend your time spreading false rumours 'bout us?

Why care about lyin' , what's the point? You ain't that tough!

Oh, I'm just sick 'n tired of being humiliated.

For the sake of mankind, burn down those bridges.

And turn the tables, 'cause time waits for no one!

'Cause we don't accept your kind in this society.

People you are wrong 'bout us. Show us some respect and try to see.

That we are just the same as you, humans of the world eternally

People we don't care! (Have no fear!) Acting like you do is stupid.

Take your time and learn. (We are firm!) Never gonna hurt nobody.

Listen to this song, realise your wrong (everyone should take a stand)

And if you still have doubts .....keep on livin far from me

OUTCASTS - That's us, in your eyes we look like loosers.

GUESS WHAT - Your stares do not sting me like a needle.

FREEDOM - I think I will live my life in freedom.

LISTEN - And learn fro us who knows the real world living.

Why take us for bad guys? It makes no sence, if you ask me.

How come you treat us like criminals? It's what's inside that counts to me.

If you're pounding the pavement with your hair blowing free.

You just feel the people staring, with the message "don't talk to me."

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