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Ani DiFranco ~ On Every Corner


death has been your lover he has brought you the edges of your life and now you are looking over and all we can say is it's gonna be all right and I am looking forward to looking back on these days when on every corner someone holds a sign that says I'm homeless I'm hungry and I have AIDS how will they define our generation in the coming decades who will tell the story and what will they say? will they say the victims were thought of as criminals while the guilty sat on high deciding their fate ticking off statistics in their spare time tell me, which is the crime? may you never test positive pregnancy HIV may you never be the receptacle of blame may you never be the scapegoat for a whole world full of shame may you never be fighting for your life and at the same time have to fight for your name there are too few who open both eyes we sit back in our easy chairs and we try to sympathize whether from the point of a needle or the edge of our beds we too, like too many others, could be dead our actions will define us before a single definition can be said yeah, so what if god is testing us what if that's true what are you going to do what is the answer to you more free lyrics

death
has been your lover
he has brought you
the edges of your life
and now you are looking over
and all we can say is
it's gonna be all right
and I am looking forward
to looking back on these days
when on every corner
someone holds a sign
that says I'm homeless
I'm hungry and
I have AIDS

how will they define our generation
in the coming decades
who will tell the story
and what will they say?
will they say the victims
were thought of as criminals
while the guilty sat on high
deciding their fate
ticking off statistics in their spare time
tell me,
which is the crime?

may you never test positive
pregnancy
HIV
may you never be the receptacle of blame
may you never be the scapegoat
for a whole
world full of shame
may you never be fighting for your life
and at the same time
have to fight for your name

there are too few who open both eyes
we sit back in our easy chairs
and we try to sympathize
whether from the point of a needle or
the edge of our beds
we too, like too many others,
could be dead
our actions
will define us
before a single definition can be said
yeah, so what if god is testing us
what if that's true
what are you going to do
what is the answer
to you

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