| When I was a little boy
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| I’ve been told a few things
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| Voices that I believed and I followed
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| But made me feel so wrong
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| I believed that I would have some friends
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| I could see all my life
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| But they thought that it would be a chance
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| To work and to find a wife
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| You said we would be young 'till we die
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| And everytime so mad
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| Daddy told me how to be a man
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| A worker like the one he’s always been
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| And would like me to be
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| He said wake up, work hard
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| But don’t do it like that
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| And I kept these rejections and voices in my mind
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| And it helped me growing up and building me all the time
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| I don’t wanna hear
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| I don’t wanna hear all of your opinions
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| I will never want
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| I will never want to have the same motions
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| Guru was a man I met
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| In the factory I worked
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| And I was walking down the street with him
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| And all the guys of the party
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| We shouted hard, sang loud
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| Stretched out our arms against our enemies
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| You said that we had to act, to show —
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| The Spade, Bum, Black, Gay, Jew and Gypsy —
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| Who we are;
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| You’ve planned to break, to burn and
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| Wipe out their nest, to protect the country
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| But i kept on thinking of that crime committed last night
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| And it mad me crying, shouting, trembling all the time
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| I don’t wanna hear
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| I don’t wanna hear all of your opinions
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| I will never want
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| I will never want your final solution
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| I don’t wanna hear
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| I don’t wanna hear all of your opinions
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| I will never want
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| I will never want your final solution |