| We stuck in d House
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| I say we stuck in d House
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| We don’t know we don’t know
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| When we comin out
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| Feeling sorrow bwoy
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| I see horror bwoy
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| I have something to say
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| All d children suffering and dey can’t wait for tomorrow
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| Sum ting dem tellin me
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| Dem tellin me we can’t go away
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| Why we feel so
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| We had enough time to get it straight
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| And we don’t trouble nobody
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| Dey tellin me I can’t stay
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| Dey tellin me dey don’t know why I can’t come back round hey
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| Dey got my family in trouble
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| And dey got my children dey can’t do nuttin dey want to
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| Dey want me do d way dey want to
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| And d children asking bout tomorrow
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| All I know is today, today, today,
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| We suffering, we suffering
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| And I don’t know, I don’t know, I don’t know
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| I don’t know about tomorrow
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| So, wuh yuh doin
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| Wuh yuh doin to help me out
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| Wuh yuh doin
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| Tell me why we go suffering so
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| I don’t know bout tomorrow
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| I don’t know bout tomorrow
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| My mudda tell me
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| My mudda tell me doh go down dey
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| I tell she mommy, de city it burnin
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| I have to save my people I can’t just stay inside d House
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| There’s no way no way no way no way no way I goh lock down, NO
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| I have to free my people
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| I have to let them go
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| We have to see a brighter, a brighter tomorrow
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| Cuz we don’t know about tomorrow (no no no no)
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| We don’t know about tomorrow
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| So I can’t stay lockdown
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| I can’t stay in d House
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| I don’t care how dey feeling
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| We dun wid d beating
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| Dun wid d lynching
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| Dun wid d tiefin |