Two arms, two legs, two eyes, two ears,

We’re all the same, me and my peers.

 

But color skin or color hair,

How we act or what we wear

 

If we’re strong or if we’re weak

Makes us different; all unique.

 

Outside doesn’t matter much

If we learn that we can touch

 

All the world from inside out

It’s what the world is all about.

 

 

What we do with what we’ve got,

If we’re kind or if we’re not

 

That’s what matters, not our looks

That’s something we can’t learn in books.

 

Friends and Teachers, Moms and Dads,

Teach us much of good and bad.

 

They set examples when we’re young

We sing the songs that they had sung.

 

From inside we need to give,

To understand and to forgive,

 

To help and share and love each other,

To treat each other like a brother.