The Right to Love - Blood On The Dance Floor

Every man, woman and child seeks equal justice, equal opportunities,

equal dignity.

Without discrimination, regardless of race, sex, religion, sexual preference or

social status.

When you were born, you were born with the same human rights as everyone else.

You have the right to live, you were born free and equal to have freedom and

choice of your religion and the freedom of expression.

All men and women are created equal…

Love is love, it lives through it all,

Hate is all alone, it makes you very small,

We are one, and one for everyone

So take my hand, and open your heart to love.

Love is kind, so put aside your hate,

Love is meek… a close mind will only make you weak.

Land of the free,

Home of the brave,

Locked without a key, an American slave,

The only person you need to,

Prove your love to,

Is the person who feels the same about you.

Don’t you think love is worth fighting for?

Don’t you wanna live for something more?

We all deserve the right to love,

FIGHT!

FOR!

LOVE!

Open your mind to something big,

Step out of the world in which you live,

Realize we all have the right to love,

FIGHT!

FOR!

LOVE!

Stop the war,

Put division to an end,

Break free for the faith you believe in,

The only person you need to,

Prove your love to,

Is the person who feels the same about you.

Liberty and justice for all,

United as one we stand tall.

Liberty and justice for all,

United as one,

United as one!

Don’t you think love is worth fighting for?

Don’t you wanna live for something more?

We all deserve the right to love,

FIGHT!

FOR!

LOVE!

Open your mind to something big,

Step out of the world in which you live,

Realize we all have the right to love,

FIGHT!

FOR!

LOVE!

Those who fight today against torture, poverty and discrimination,

are not giants or superheroes.

They’re people, kids, mothers, fathers, teachers.

Free thinking individuals who refused to be silent, who realize human rights

are not history lessons, they’re not words on a page, they’re not speeches or

commercials or PR campaigns.

They are choices we make every single day as human beings, they’re our

responsibilities we all share, to respect each other, to help each other,

to protect those in need, UNITY.