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We're not the same feat. Dennis

from One More by O.D. Kids

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lyrics

I don’t want people with
more rights then me.
Some guy showed his vague ideas.
About everybody now is the same.
It’s totally stupid, not real and lame!
I don’t want people to
say that I don’t have rights.
Cause I’m a women
they should hold me tight.
There’s no difference
between husband and wife,
and no bible, no book
will control my life!
But we’re not the same.
I can see it in your eyes!
From the time you got a name
you were doomed.
To live by someone else’s lies!
Doesn’t matter who you are.
You’re constantly kicked to the ground.
Society will always find a way
to destroy the luck you have found.
But oppresion from who ever it is,
will never controll me.
I say what I have say,
and be what I want to be!
But we’re not the same
I can see it in your eyes!
Since the time you got a name
you were bound, tied up,
by someone else’s lies!

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from One More, released February 18, 2012

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