Ask a child what's white,
he's gonna tell you snow.
Ask a child what's black,
he'll tell you coal.
Ask a child what's red,
he's gonna tell you fire
Ask a child what's yellow,
he's gonna tell you his sorrow
I ain't ever seen a white man,
I ain't ever seen a black man
I ain't ever seen a red man,
I ain't ever seen a yellow man
Only then I'll be the son
of just like you and me
Just like you, just like me,
just like you and me
I ain't never known a man as
pure as the driven snow
I ain't never known a
man as hard as
Huntley
Cove
I ain't never seen a man
as warm as the winter fire
And there ain't never been a
man as bright as the golden sun
I ain't never seen a white man,
I ain't ever seen a black man
I ain't ever seen a red man,
I ain't ever seen a yellow man
Only man I've ever saw looked just like
You and me
Just like you
Just like me
Just like you and me
Every man who loses his skin
Shows his snow white bones
Every man who turns to ash
Accepts the cold black fate
Every man who lies dead in the mud
Shows his fire red blood
Every man, every once in a while,
turns and runs, yellow and scared.
Every man is a white man.
Every man is a black man.
Every man is a red man.
Every man is a yellow man.
Every man I ever saw
looked just like you.
Like you, just like me.
Just like me, you, just like me, just like you, just like me, just like you, just like me,
just like you, just like me, just like you, just like me, just like you, you, just
you