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CrashFour - Privilege
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Privilege
So hard to see
Ego
Get away from me
How do you explain to someone who’s never had to see
What the man with the cardboard sign was planning to be
Explain to me
How you can show the blind the colors of a rainbow
And how you can show a def man sound
And how you can explain that this is possible
When there is so much in the way
Explain to me
That we are willing to grow
That we can drop all our egos
That we are willing to show
And that we all want to know
Privilege
And curiosity
Ego
And self-esteem
To each and everyone and each other
And what we choose to see
And all the fallen queens
Captured by a calling but
He lives one and she lives three
Of wanting to be
Explain to me
How you can show the blind the colors of a rainbow
And how you can show a def man sound
And how you can explain that this is possible
When there is so much in the way
Explain to me
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Kelly Martin and The Haywire Hopefuls Hailey, Idaho
Kelly Martin and The Haywire Hopefuls is a recording project that has members stemming from Brazil to Canada to Idaho who have never been in the same room.
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