Democracy Or Democrazy

Democracy or democrazy
Africa has a long way to democracy
Is clear we still live in fear
If freedom exist
Then I don't know what it means
In Africa
Cos we still long for one


Africa has a long way to democracy
If democracy means brutality
Like it is here in Africa
Then why will success be real
Among us
We live in terror almost all day
All time We fear 
the unknown each new day
We fear our own government 
And yet they say 
We are not discipline
As We worry how to survive
Each day break
We protest we struggle we lament 
Yet we are shut down
Is this democracy or democrazy


Africa has a long way to democracy
Life is far here 
With the way things are
Like they say we grow
Nigeria the highest economy
In Africa they claim
Yet many
Live with less than a dollar
 Per day
Is this democracy or democrazy 


Africa has a long way to democracy
Our sea scars away fish's
Greed of men on Oil 
pollute the river's
And the land 
We can't fish in some areas 
Nither can we plant on somany
Lands
In Africa 
We never benefit from 
Our resources
Is like a blessing is turn
To a curse
As doe we have a government
As doe things look like is better
With out a government 
If thing are like it is 
What is the use of democracy
Of this kind?
Or rather is it democrazy


Africa have a long way to democracy
Like I was thought that
Democracy is a government 
By his people and for the people
But things are the opposite 
Like it is 
All we have are government by his
Kaban and for his kaban
Here I wonder 
If this is
Democracy or democrazy
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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