Blood On the Dance Floor
The Right to Love
[Intro 1: Dahvie Vanity]
Every man, woman
And child seeks
Equal justice
Equal opportunities
Equal dignity
Without discrimination
Regardless of race, sex
Religion, sexual preference
Or social status
When you were born
You were born with the same human rights
As everyone else...
You have the right to live
You were born free and equal
To have freedom and choice of your religion
And the freedom of expression
All men and women
Are created equal...

[Intro 2: Dahvie Vanity]
Love is love
It lives through it all
Hate is all alone
It makes you very small
We are one
And one for everyone
So take my hand
And open your heart to love
Love is kind
So put aside your hate
Love is meek
A closed mind
Will only make you weak
[Verse 1: JayyVon]
Land of the free
Home of the brave
Locked without a key
An American slave
The only person you need to
Prove your love to
Is the person who feels the same about you

[Chorus: Dahvie Vanity & JayyVon, both]
Don't you think love is worth fighting for
Don't you wanna live for something more
We all deserve the right to love
Fight! For! Love!
Open your mind to something big
Step out of the world In which you live
You realize we all have the right to love
Fight! For! Love!

[Verse 2: Dahvie Vanity]
Stop the war
Division to an end
Break free
For the faith you believe in
The only person you need to
Prove your love to
Is the person
Who feels the same about you
[Bridge: Dahvie Vanity]
Liberty and justice for all
United as one
We stand tall
Liberty and justice for all
United as one
United as one!

[Chorus: Dahvie Vanity & JayyVon, both]
Don't you think love is worth fighting for
Don't you wanna live for something more
We all deserve the right to love
Fight! For! Love!
Open your mind to something big
Step out of the world In which you live
You realize we all have the right to love
Fight! For! Love!

[Outro: Dahvie Vanity]
Those who fight today
Against torture
Poverty and discrimination
Are not giants or super heroes
They're people
Kids, mothers
Fathers, teachers
Free thinking individuals who refused to be silent
Who realize human rights
Are not history lessons
They're not words on a page
They're not speeches or commercials or PR Campaigns
They are choices we make every single day as human beings
They're our responsibilities
We all share
To respect each other
To help each other
To protect those in need
Unity!