FIGHT
R.I.A Lyrics

You'd think we might have learned from the problems that occurred.
Despite the problems of the past, it appears we haven't learned anything.

But it seems I'm truly wrong there.
Unfortunately, my assumption is incorrect.

The war was useless. but what did it teach us. you use violence and hatred again....
The war served no purpose and taught us to resort to violence and hatred, which is not ideal.

They say it's just for a little influence.
Some claim it's for a small amount of control or power.

But I can see it's here for acceptance.
However, I see that it's more about gaining acceptance and approval.

They say it's all for the cause of our society. and they may think so, but don't tell it to me.
Some argue it's for the betterment of society, but I don't buy into that justification.

We have to do something that just doesn't feel alright.
Sometimes we have to take actions that don't align with our personal values.

We have to use violence. but not of a common kind.
While violence may be necessary, we need to use it in a unique and strategic manner.

These nazis around us keep acting as if they are blind.
Despite the clear issues at hand, the Nazis refuse to acknowledge them.

It's not an ordinary fight....
This is not a typical or mundane conflict.

Discriminating acts keep hunting through my brain.
I can't shake off the memories of discriminatory acts that continue to affect me.

But I know we are all one and the same.
Despite our differences, at our core, we are all human beings.

So what if there's a difference between the color of our skin.
Skin color should not be a deciding factor in how we treat others.

This doesn't mean we're living with a sin.
Differences do not make one person inherently better or worse than others.

But you keep telling me I'm blind. I think your brain's a bit behind.
You accuse me of being ignorant, but I think you are the one who needs to open their mind.

'cause I can't believe it when you're telling me that I'm blind. I won't support an ordinary fight
I refuse to back a common and unremarkable fight, especially when I am being accused of being blind to the issue.