"The Way It Is" is a song performed by the American rock band Bruce Hornsby & the Range. It was released in July 1986.
The song is primarily about compassion, racial and social understanding, and beliefs and practices different from your own. It speaks of a state of complacency so deeply ingrained in its narrow-mindedness and intolerance that it seems it will never change. "That's why the line 'Oh, but don't trust them' is so important." "The Way It Is" calls on people to give to the poor and to protest against racism, white supremacy, and economic values.
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