Soja - Translation of one

I’^Emm not saying that I’ve got it al^Dl figured out I’m just say^Eming that most people Seem to be with^Cout a doubt So sca^Emred to death of what they just d^Don’t understand You know they be^Emen doing that one since the da^Cwning of man If you need th^Eme union of marriage that the^D bible portrays It’s^Em after the part permitting ^Chuman enslavement Peop^Emle always need other people to hate It’s^Em the evil that the human mind creates

But we can’t go ^Con pretending that we’re s^Dtrong Pretending that we’re ^Embetter than everyone And don’t blame ^CGod for your own h^Datred That you direct un^Emto his children, that’s you alone

O^Emne love, one love T^Dhat’s what you’re telling me Ex^Emcept for “them,” never “them,” T^Chey’re not your “family.” Th^Emat’s the same old story The^D same old ideology: 1^Em492. 186^C1. 2014

A^Emnd then you blame it on the b^Dible and the pages w^Emritten by who knows who Then lo^Cosely got translated t^Emo 50 languages Now every^Done’s “tradition” is hat^Emred, loosely translated^Em

We can’t go o^Cn pretending that we’re ^Dstrong Pretending that we’re ^Embetter then everyone Don’t blame g^Cod for your own h^Datred That you direct^Em unto his children, that’s you alone We can’t g^Co on pretending that we’re str^Dong Pretending that we’re ^Embetter then everyone Don’t blame g^Cod for your own h^Datred That you keep right in your he^Emart there And you love it, and what would you do without it?^C Pic^Emk up your hatred and find it in the pages And ^Cthen translate it to look j^Dust like you made it And c^Emhange the faces to look like your faces And ^Cyou can change the names To f^Dit into your translation of “o^Emne.”