Our Country Divided

Tavola degli accordi #301946

fornita da Grathy

Testo:

© Grathy
Our Divided Country
Lyrics and vocals by Mary McGrath
Copyright 9/17/24-Medium.com
All rights reserved

Immigration clouding the nation,
should we cast them aside?

I wonder
where would you
rather reside?

In a country
tormented by strife,
or would you prefer
to build a new life

In a place where you can
rise to the occasion,
perhaps embrace a new nation
with your skill
and the will to do better.

The answers aren't easy,
because we've all come here
fleeing our lands,
where we’ve experienced
hate and reprimand,

Chaos, fighting
from morning ’til night.
hate, fear, and overall blight,

To land upon a distant shore
hoping somehow there is more
than roundups and camps
paperwork and stamps,
shackles and gore.

Is there a place
for the entire human race
or must we divide
by the color of our face?

Our country is a blending
of black, brown, yellow, red,
no longer a country
of entitled purebred.

Yet some choose to divide us
by strict color lines,
fears resurface
and some choose to unwind

With fists thrusted
into the air
vile stares and online shares

Is there room for all of us
or must we continue
with prejudicial pride?

No easy answers
in the country we reside.