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i listen to the words that whisper in my ear |
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i've heard the words of anger, |
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i know the words of fear |
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but are whispered in the shadows, |
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the only word of freedom |
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anti-apartheid is all that i hear |
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to separate the colours and break the rainbow sign |
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to ask the finest painter to draw a crooked line |
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will only slow the journey to here again another time |
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anti-apartheid is all that's on my mind |
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i cannot bear to think of people cast aside |
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i fail to see the reason why of colour you must hide |
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and why of freedom |
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can't you sing a song to change the rushing tide |
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anti-apartheid is what you must decide |
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anti-apartheid is what you must decide |
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now 50 years of science has brought us to the moon |
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yet of 50 years of talking of freedom coming soon |
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has taught us nothing but to split and segregate a room |
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anti-apartheid is a hope of freedom soon |
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if men were of one colour how silly life would be |
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a regimented army to work a factory |
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that produces daily a gift of boredom given free |
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anti-apartheid is what it's meant to be |
