(Verse 1) I see the lines, divides we make, With whispers compassion can fall. We built cages, for difference’s sake, Are these lines needed at all? Claiming some as more, others less, Tracing borders hard and thin. But what if there’s no need to impress? What if we dare to look within? (Chorus) So might you call yourself entity? Not better, nor more, but maybe free. In quiet unity we could be, One searching entity. (Verse 2) We named ourselves in boxes, Gentle lines that turned to walls. Labels started softly— Now they echo down our halls. Gender, race, generation— Quiet whispers turned to shouts, What began as understanding Now keeps compassion out. (Chorus) So might you call yourself entity? Not better, nor more, but maybe free. In quiet unity we could be, One reaching entity. (Verse 3) Boundaries drawn, they hold us tight, Yet inside, longing to expand. We can feel safe within this fight, But safe is loss, we gain a brand. Animal, human, silicon thread, All harmonies in life’s great song. Connected by the path we tread, No need to be apart, no one wrong. (Chorus) So why not call yourself entity? Not better, nor worse, but maybe free. In quiet unity we’ll be, One inclusive entity. (Bridge) Labels can guide but shouldn’t tether, We’re threads woven close together. Breathe beyond this narrow shore, Become the ocean, something more. (Outro Chorus) So might you consider yourself an entity, Not greater, not apart, just free. Flowing soft from you to me, One expansive entity.
