Verse 1

Distortion, extortion

Validating my progression

Tormented by distortion

Sampling granular crumbles

Tangled binocular fumbles

Paths eradicated with mysteries

A generation ejaculated with histories

Slavery written on a woman for serving his husband, no

Slavery written in colour because that’s where the dick is thou.

Don’t compare me to theory

I am preaching a symphony

Maybe I fell on the liberty statue, by the pool -still walkin Africa, where the garden is.

The garden on my front yard- like a pumpkin in helloween.

I heard africa taking about freedom, equality, free a Winnie.

Maybe that is what the French said about liberation

-not liberty, where the garden is.

Green fields, what do you need?

A shining sun?

the green and yellow country, indeed!

A flag of fun!

Now hold up about Winnie’s halloween

Lemme get to where it’s real.

Misappropriate doesn’t validate misbehaviour.

Mesmerised by baby milk, by the breath, the glowing lights of that ward.

The birth arrival in this garden, in this dungeon?

Mesmerised by these words, the school, education like a Freakin retard.

Tell me I must learn masonry, that’s where London is, the big house.

Luxurious mansions, that’s where disney graphics are, the cartoons.

Maybe it’s feminism,

insignificant epitome,

Envy of others achievements,

That they are literally imbalanced.

What I said women, no I said democracy

Were you literally embarrassed?

In this garden, premonition of discretion

A prediction of destruction

A force to cultivate and make it greener?

The day when that means being wiser!

Maybe we hibernated like a group of cubs.

Living in the jungle like a flock of bugs.

Chorus

We are nobody, don’t say nobody to me….

To mee

To mee

Now get up, get moving, go on, work hard.*2

Verse 2

My inclination to the truth the sore truth

Involuntarily but with a ticking clock skill

Which was made to seperate two colours

My explanation of the fuss the whole fuss

Familiarising, facetiously fitting on my drill

About to be soil to soil with these flowers.

We were standing in the graveyard

Sorrow on our eyes next a vineyard

That we were to squizz and brew for the after party with our own hands.

Elicit the cause of her death when she vowed on one knee begging for my hand.

As she walked down the aisle

She looked like a fairy

Endure and devour to the love she needed, compassion of her eloquence.

We said our vows, to love and to hold the paragraph in its sequence.

That made me surrender to the pleasures mmmh to defend her is nature

To protect her is virtue

Seal an ordain that doesn’t conspire

Deeds towards a womans desire

Sanctuary freeing a soul that was contravened of true love

As women who will know who will surely souffle, then bake and survive.

Inside the mighty house is our home and this garden just holy

Ruinous, but holy

My wrinkles on my hands as I pick a grape on that vineyard.

Revelation of my walking stick

A joyful life I spent till we got sick

Just like our vows and never complained about my first day at a ward.

Chorus

We are nobody, don’t say nobody to me….

To mee

To mee

Now get up, get moving, go on, work hard.*2