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Liberation Blues
Joshua Nkomo fought the white man Who had come to Africa, taken the land The whites ruled Rhodesia, though we should note Toward the end they had one man one vote Which meant that blacks and whites in that respect had equal rights. Nkomo saw his fight as one of racial liberation Mugabe, his rival, also fought for a black nation. Mugabe was a Shona, Nkomo a Ndebele Neither of them were what you'd call a nice fella, Russia supported the Ndebele, the Shona had China there North Korea trained Shona too, a reason to beware Mugabe became leader but not by winning the fight He got elected, Shona voters had more might White rule ended, and all lived happily ever after Actually, not true, what happened next was a disaster Mugabe unleashed the Five Brigade They had trained in North Korea, time for Ndebele to be afraid So what can we learn, I don't have a dog in this fight I don't think colonial rule was right The Ndebele tribe were now killed en masse Vast numbers of corpses under the African grass. The lesson as I see it is that the violent liberator May resonate with you, but he can be a hater When he gets into power, to keep power he kills While the sympathizers close their eyes to the blood that spills. Let’s apply this lesson to leftists in the Hamas tent A few brave Gazans point out Hamas doesn't like dissent One dissident's first day in jail haunts his dreams He can't forget listening to his colleagues’ screams. Hamas members won an election, made logical moves They consolidated power, threw rivals off roofs. Again, both rivals weren’t all that nice Even if you like their cause, there is a moral price. You can find justice in many a cause, but that doesn't mean Those who take up arms are worthy of your esteem. In the 90’s radicals might wear a Che Guevara t-shirt But beware, when with communists you flirt. Che liked witnessing executions by firing squad He’d shoot the bullet too, so admiring him is odd. Some Cubans learned the hard way, Joshua Nkomo did as well You can leave Purgatory and still end up in hell. Know this, my friend, and don’t look back, Be you white or brown or black. Freedom’s more than a rebel’s name, It’s how you treat folks once you’ve won the game.
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