| Flushed from the fields on the Malian steppe
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| Carved out from wombs that our fathers beset
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| As giants we sleep, where hopelessness ends
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| An UN statistics, we’re counted and fed
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| Children of war, hunger, and filth
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| Dragged through the dust in our misery
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| Where you won’t be seen alive…
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| In diamond mines, in textile looms
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| As cocaine mules, and prostitutes… we don’t exist
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| They take us young, borders be damned
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| From Bangkok to Juarez, on Sahara sands
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| Nameless and dead, on frontiers forlorn
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| We hate, loath, and curse the day we were born
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| On and on, we’re taken
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| More lives, forsaken
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| Fuck you, you maggot, harvester of human traffic
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| So few, aware
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| So few, will care
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| Pray on, here after, where no God will ever answer |