D A F#m EF#m C#m F#m C#mD A F#m AD Dm A [Verse 1]F#m We grew up into lives scrawled on back ofE D A Mediated maps in their lines visibly entrapped And this birthright more like a birth mark whose areaF#m And edges grow ragged with age.E D A A malignancy untested, it consumes us anywayD A D A E It consumes us anyway. It consumes us anyway [Verse 2]A F#m E I grew up near the White Shore without ever knowing that nameD A Just how lines starkly drawn will check you in one box or another.F#m And in the space between past and passing, we haveE D A Classroom discussions of Amy Tan novels but this is personal.D A D A E Family is always personal. History is always personal [Chorus 1]A D F#m I will not condemn what anyone did to surviveE A But I will not defend a culture that makes us decideD To assimilate or die or that defines survival asF#m E A D F#m Running as fast as you can from the places you came fromE A D Forgetting the things that have made usF#m E A D 'Til all that is left is the burning in our lungs orE The pounding in our hearts that only has space forD A Contempt for the ones who couldn't quite make it. [Chorus 2]D F#m That we are all the same: what a happy myth,E Where race records become erased recordsA With time and meter to help us forget,D Or to take away the sting as we define survival asF#m E A D F#m Running as fast as you can from the places you came fromE A D Forgetting the things that have made usF#m E A D 'Til all that is left is the burning in our lungs orE The pounding in our hearts that only has space forD Contempt for the ones who couldn't quite make it. [Otro]F#m F#mE E A
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