'They're just people', he said to Me
I told my friend Gary, I was afraid to go to New York City, and all the blacks, and Gary said, "They're just people". So much for prejudice. - - Gary told me that he was color blind later. Or, colored blind? - - -
Shinola For Brains are two brothers who have fought for most of our lives, so we pretty much know, at this point, not to.
Neither of us want that.
We both
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Oh...
I care for you
And since you don't have any food
And I claim I love you, I'll share mine with you
And since I love everyone,
I'm not suspicious of anyone,
So, if I see you homeless I'll share with you my home
And when you're jailed I'll visit you
And if you escape, help you get away,
When you get hospitalized I'll see you through
No matter what color,
Man's the same,
So if I love peace,
Ought I be suspicious?
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Should I cut my own throat, or catch a bullet?
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I told my friend that I had the knack,
That I was afraid of blacks
Going to New York, and all the blacks
"They're just people" he said to me
So, now I look at it differently
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Everyone has to pull their own weight
Us politicians, we make sure you stay watching T.V.
You have that right,
To put out the light, so FIGHT !
I care for you, you punk,
I hate to see you this way, drunk,
But we have tanks for the likes of you
Or spin-dries for insurance dues
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Those guys with their warfare,
That they unleashed on the poor
Has come to haunt them
At the end of the world
