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Can you allow me to count	A
All the things to my heart bring grunt	B
For it s not just empty runts	C
When from them I hear just taunts	C
From a world so full of fonts	C
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Just allow me to ask about the new day	D
Why Jesus was never black for a day	D
Just tell me why the wise men from the East would pay	D
To see a King dabbled in hay	D
Tell me why why the black man was left away	D
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For four hundred years plus he was a slave	E
Just forty years in captivity children of Israel were saved	F
By the stroke of a stick to the Red sea their way was paved	F
But four hundred sea deep tears muffled the cries	C
Of million black slaves from heaven	G
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Shame on you Satan you wouldn t be black	H
For if you were our lives wouldn t be dark	I
So why to your type you won t go back	H
And enjoy the blood they already drank	J
To their guts so filthy black	H
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Tell me why the world was so mull	K
When the Blackman s head was a trophy	L
At Nyadzonya at Chimoio at Sharpeville even Daffur	M
Tell me why when the stab was of a white spear	M
The world looked the other side in fear	M
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Why for years Ian Smith was a poet	N
Who sang of the Blackman s demise	C
Who never saw Pik Botha paint the picture	M
Of an Africa home of the Boer snow white	O
Why would we pretend the debt was paid	P
When in our hearts the wounds still bleed	Q
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Steve Biko dead Malcolm X so who cares	C
Patrice Lumumba wasn t he killed	R
Even the peace loving Martin Luther King	S
Tupac Shakur never chose to die	T
But the killing machine never seized	U
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Why wouldn t I believe that they tried	V
To stop the black race through science	C
Why wouldn t I think AIDS is the product	W
For culling the black race	C
Why would I trust a Whiteman s intention	G
When all history speaks of his treachery	M
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Why now do they shake in their pants	C
About a Zimbabwe reeling in poverty	M
When Angola is in a decade s long war	M
Sudan Congo Somalia it s no white man s land	X
Black women and children cry to death	Y
But how precious is black life	Z
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Is it a secret anymore their fear	M
Of an African resurrection a new uprising	S
To claim back what s rightfully theirs	C
Taken away by hook and crook	A2
The same good world watched over slavery apartheid	O
The same world stands for them in guard of their loot	B2
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Do you see what I see	M
That when they cry I have to cry	T
When I cry they only pat me	M
Who cares about the tears I cry	T
Or are they just rivers of my sorrow	M

Seke Bharu

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