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I see you, the way that I see you
You see me, the way that you see me
Can you see me, the way that I see me
And I see you, the way that you see you

You ever see kindergarteners playing on a playground?
I see you
They could care less if you are white, blue, pink, black or brown
I see you
They chose their playmates based on who listens and listens well
I see you
They choose their groups and run to the playground where they can yell
I see you
They are amazing because they take time to know each other
I see you
And they see themselves the same way that they see one another
I see you
They could care less, where you from, where you live, what’s your race
I see you
They learn prejudice eventually, can we guess who made the case?

I see you, the way that I see you
You see me, the way that you see me
Can you see me, the way that I see me
And I see you, the way that you see you

Prejudice exist in every group and in all of us
I see you
No racial group is excluded and exposure is a must
Instead of pre-judging interact and listen and listen well
I see you
Before deciding who’s going to be a part of your show and tell

I see you, the way that I see you
You see me, the way that you see me
Can you see me, the way that I see me
And I see you, the way that you see you

© Anthony L. Hardin
BMI IPI#: 01136827157
ISRC Code: TCAGC2262434