Luz

Light! I ask for light!
Light! Let there be light!

Let there be light! To see the invisible
May knowledge be increasingly accessible
Race, color, condition
Doesn't change the color of blood
Was a child, played

And every day they imprison love
And privatize every feeling
People are not given
The proper value
They are oppressed wanting to be oppressors

That's why I tell you, Jah doesn't choose
Who to love
And I insist, Jah doesn't choose
Who to love
And I tell you, Jah doesn't choose
Who to love
And I insist, Jah doesn't choose
Who to love

Light! I ask for light!
Light! Let there be light!

And liberation comes from knowledge
From reality and not judgment
The history of the black people is not told in school
Racism that still hurts today stored in
Memory
What you learn, hey, you have to filter
Pink is not just for girls, boys can cry too
What you defend, hey, you have to add
Segregation alienates you and prevents you from dreaming

I ask for light! I ask for light!
Light! Let there be light!

That's why I tell you, Jah doesn't choose
Who to love
And I insist, Jah doesn't choose
Who to love
And I tell you, Jah doesn't choose
Who to love
And I insist, Jah doesn't choose
Who to love