Becoming a minority amongst the minorities
Superior yet inferior
Backlashed for the back past
Refused the pedestal, yet chased with it
Smile bright, sit tight
My ethnicity covers more than just white
Front not a single pretense
Receive rules on how to coexist
Always wanting proof my blood runs red
And that I can cry from what somebody said
We're faced with reverse racism of the haughtily demanding
Once cleared of the racial misunderstanding
Twice refuted for misconceptions regarding standings
Thrice left in want of a bridge to breach the barriers between 'would be' friends
But it's just as distant a wish as your ancestors' homeland
Until I try to interact, they forget what I rep
Slander yourself and they agree, stay objective and they whisper racist
Everyone raises awareness yet when I show up they feel repressed
Ties to USA, Ireland, Italy, England and Finland (who all lack melanin)
Why should it be my fault how much sun touches my skin?
Go through life with what people think is a 'false sense of entitlement'
But fight for that right every second of every day
Live in the hood, live in the ghetto; but I'm just a white falsetto
Turn the other cheek when provoked, speak my mind only in confidence
Labeled as a snob who doesn't associate with others, wonder why
Can never win either way so antisocial I'm forced to stay
I'm accustomed to the fight for dominance, power exchanged between hands
Long ago I gave up on an equal world
Since everyone else always acts so feral