[00:00.000] 作词 : Dave/Kyle Evans/James Blake
[00:01.000] 作曲 : Dave/Kyle Evans/James Blake
[00:20.765]Look
[00:21.512]lmagine a island where the party never ends
[00:23.513]Where it's less about money and it's more about friends
[00:26.013]Where the vibes can't done
[00:27.512]It's less about funding and more about fun, tropical sun
[00:31.013]That's life in the '60s coming from the Caribbean
[00:34.264]You know lan, Delroy, Vivian, Winston
[00:37.512]Who got drafted to England
[00:39.264]Windrush babies from Kingston go Brixton
[00:41.764]To say they're the life of the party you are wrong
[00:44.515]My Jamaicans the entire party
[00:46.512]You can't see?
[00:47.762]Big Notting Hil carni, you can't see?
[00:49.762]And the rides fibreglass, G, you wan see?
[00:51.766]lmagine a place where you raise your kids
[00:54.512]The only place you live says you ain't a Brit
[00:57.013]They're the deporting our people and it makes me sick
[00:59.513]Cah they were broken by the country that they came to fix
[01:02.265]It's like
[01:03.014]
[01:03.516](They came at the invitation of the British government
[01:05.766]Their passports were stamped
[01:07.015]Indefinite leave to remain
[01:08.765]But for some who were children then
[01:10.762]That was a false promise)
[01:12.513]
[01:13.013](Thirty-seven years of paying taxes
[01:14.764]And I got a letter saying thatI was an illegal immigrant I came to England at the age of ten
[01:20.458]And I've lived here all my life)
[01:22.209]
[01:23.457]Look
[01:23.956]lmagine a world that's flawed and full of evil
[01:26.206]Where dictators and leaders are persecuting your people
[01:28.459]The bodies of the innocents are piling to the steeples
[01:31.207]The ironic part is they're preying on the feeble
[01:33.956]That's life in the '90s, you're Eastern European
[01:36.456]And you're seeing people dying 'cause they're fighting for their freedom
[01:38.709]They show you violence for having a voice
[01:41.457]You move out with your kids in hope of having a choice
[01:43.956]Life throws you a spanner, you can't handle the pain
[01:46.706]So you gamble and you're drink and then you gamble again
[01:49.457]You argue with your wife and then you sleep on the couch
[01:51.710]You hit your children and start freezing 'em out
[01:54.457]You try and work things out but it's never the same
[01:56.956]All the women in your household are living afraid
[01:59.456]When you look into the mirror you're reminded again
[02:01.960]That you've become the dictator you were fighting against
[02:04.708]It's like
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[02:05.956](We our fighting for our rights, for our motherland We are fighting for our homes
[02:14.456]Fighting for our, our families)
[02:16.206]
[02:26.209]Look
[02:26.711]lmagine a world that's ****ed and untrue
[02:29.456]Where the many pay a price for the few
[02:31.956]And every day the sun rises a little later
[02:33.707]That's how it is when your oppressor is your liberator
[02:36.707]That's right now living in the Middle East
[02:39.456]Praise Allah for the peace
[02:42.208]Death from a sky littered with stars
[02:44.456]You run away with your kids so you can give 'em a chance
[02:46.706]But your asylum has got you in a different war
[02:48.957]Becah the British wanna know what you're living here for
[02:51.708]We rely on migration more than ever before
[02:54.209]They're key workers, but they couldn't even get in the door
[02:56.706]When you're at Heaven's gates what are you telling the Lord?
[02:59.459]You wouldn't even let a kid into some steadier shores
[03:02.208]That's a life they may never afford
[03:04.651]Surely you would wanna give your people chances that were better than yours
[03:07.400]No?
[03:07.901]
[03:08.400](In ten years of conflict
[03:10.151]Nearly twelve thousand children have been killed or injured)
[03:13.405](The children here are just a tiny fraction of the estimated six billion
[03:17.650]In need of emergency humanitarian assistance
[03:20.654]It's thought perhaps as many as three million no longer live in their own homes
[03:24.155]And up to two million children no longer attend school
[03:26.900]The opportunities of this generation have been changed forever by this conflict)