| Who are the children you’re talking about
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| Who are the children you’re talking about
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| Who are the children you’re talking about
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| Who are the children you’re singing about
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| Who are the children I’m singing about
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| Is it the one that’s mentioned in the bible
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| Or is it the slave that work the plantations in the south
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| who are the children
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| That’s been forgotten
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| Is it the Negroes and the
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| That picked all of that cot-picking cotton
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| Lord have mercy
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| If you save the children
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| You save the world
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| Every man unemployed
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| Every woman unmarried
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| Woohoo
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| Save the children!
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| Who are the children you’re talking about
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| Who are the children you’re talking about
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| Who are the children I’m singing about, Lord have mercy
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| Is it the one that’s mentioned in the bible
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| Or is it the slave that work the plantations in the south
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| Oh no, this is no ploy
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| That’s why the white man always called the black man a boy
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| Black man you should if you could
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| Stand up for your manhood
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| Who are the children
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| If you save the children you save the world
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| Every man, every boy
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| Every
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| Save the children!
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| Who are the children you’re talking about
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| Who are the children you’re talking about (Yeah yeah)
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| Who are the children I’m singing about, Lord have mercy
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| Is it the one that’s mentioned in the bible
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| Or is it the slave that work the plantations in the south |