Dan Bull

Paroles de "A World without AIDS"

Ecrit et interprété par Dan Bull

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I used to think AIDS only happened to gays
Or to promiscuous drug users who act a disgrace
Not an urgent problem that I thought would be hurting me
The worst thing in my mind was no more Freddie Mercury
A pity certainly, but it didn't hit me personally
And hey, if people take risks then maybe they deserve to be
Made terminally ill, permanently filled
With a reminder that their lifestyle can earn you being killed
See there's still a stigma isn't there?
An ugly ignorance to which I was a prisoner
A bitterness preserved like we pickled it in vinegar
And millions of us are thinking something similar
But the more I thought about it, the more I felt it
How can we all ignore this call for help, it's more than selfish
Will it take a plague on all your houses
Before you shake your apathy away and sort it out, its:

Happening to all of us
Happening to all of us

While it's happening to one of us, it's happening to all of us
Whether or not you practice cautiousness, it's torturous
And though the road to a cure may be tortuous
We bought a ticket to it and we're all aboard the bus
I'm the sort to cause a fuss until I get given
a pair of scissors with which to snip the red ribbon
Fed up of stigmas being left hidden
Pushed to the sidelines like Meg Griffin, head tripping
We're the ones with bad blood, must have had our neck bitten
And that's a fact that needs a little bit of recognition
It's an expedition, of which the the epic mission
is for every victim of this epidemic to be left living, its:

Happening to all of us
Happening to all of us