I Write What I Like

What is joy, a word so profound One syllable, one say, one sound An adjective, a verb, a way of life Called highs of happiness That we chase to be exiled And we think we've made it through December's and weekends But the truth is as a nation Those are our very weak ends
In South Africa our land Phalafala should Be the plan but instead We're giving Phala Phala it's sad How we're spiritually grieving In need of a load of shedding Our skins to figure Out who we truly are
Black Kings or Kins Abangoni, we were never in sin This land of milk and honey was our Act But 1913 sadly became a fact In all honesty We just want our land back Intact but masculinity be her defect Think about the impact Of barren semen fertilizing our lands UNomkhubulwane is crying For her mother's hand Where do you stand?
Nelson I'm numb For we are still fighting 94 has turned to 20 something 2024, we will be lining Our nations still at war We need redefining The baton was long dropped No relay in running Apartheid's shadow still Hover in darkness I'm afraid we've lost Sight of what this plot is Our leaders make deals in the sand While we suffer the loses No meals to our hand In South Africa our land We shall stand In South Africa our land We shall stand