Equality Lyrics – Tom MacDonald

Equality Lyrics Meaning

[Chorus]
Here, Tom MacDonald is saying he doesn’t care about anyone’s race, gender, or political side. To him, what matters most is unity and love for the country. He believes that all people are equal regardless of their background or beliefs. He refuses to treat anyone differently or apologize for his opinions. His attitude is straightforward and raw—he’s tired of division and wants everyone to stand together under one flag as equals.

[Verse 1]
Tom talks about his experiences in both poor and rich areas, showing he’s seen people from all walks of life. He doesn’t judge based on money, skin color, or lifestyle. He respects people who work hard and do the right thing. He values loyalty and realness more than labels or social status. He doesn’t see color the way others do and just wants everyone united as Americans. He’s fine with diversity and doesn’t mind differences in education or background, but he draws the line when someone turns fake or disloyal toward him.

[Pre-Chorus]
Here, he lists different kinds of people to show he accepts everyone. He doesn’t judge based on race, religion, gender, or identity. What matters to him is how people act. He believes behavior and character define someone, not how they look or what group they belong to.

[Chorus]
Once again, he repeats his message of equality. He’s saying that race, gender, and politics don’t matter to him. What’s important is being a good person and standing together for the country. He doesn’t like discrimination or fake apologies just to please others. His idea of equality is treating everyone the same while staying honest about his beliefs.

[Verse 2]
Tom talks about how his blunt opinions annoy people from both sides—Republicans and Liberals. He doesn’t care about political labels because he believes people should focus on unity instead of division. As long as someone respects the country and stands for what’s right, he accepts them. He also says he’s fine with immigrants if they’re good people, sometimes even preferring them over citizens who act badly. He values honesty and fairness, giving everyone a chance unless they prove otherwise. For him, it’s all about character, not background.

[Pre-Chorus]
He repeats that he respects all kinds of people—no matter their race, gender identity, or religion. What matters is their actions and how they treat others. He wants fairness based on behavior, not appearance or labels.

[Chorus]
He reinforces his belief that all people are equal, no matter their race, s*xuality, or politics. He doesn’t want to divide people into groups. Instead, he focuses on unity and mutual respect. His attitude is tough and direct—he won’t apologize for being honest or for rejecting discrimination.

[Bridge]
Tom explains that money, skin color, or religion don’t affect how he sees someone. He believes everyone deserves respect whether they’re rich, poor, or part of any faith. He’s all about love and peace until someone gives him a reason not to be. For him, kindness is mutual—if you’re good to him, he’ll be good to you.

[Chorus]
He closes with the same strong message: he doesn’t care about race, gender, or political beliefs. What he values most is unity, loyalty, and love for the country. He believes in equality through fairness and honesty, not by pretending differences don’t exist, but by treating everyone with the same level of respect.