We should all be equal
\nIn the eyes of the law
\nBut it just doesn\u2019t happen
\nAnd I know what for
\nThey were the first people
\nIn all lands and they
\nWere there first
\nThe guardians
\nAnd every day<\/p>\n
They took on the planet
\nThe countryside too
\nThey learned what to eat
\nHow to live
\nWhat to do
\nSettlements came
\nAnd violence came too
\nAboriginies died
\nThey were attacked
\nAll that\u2019s true<\/p>\n
We see it in England now
\nImmigrants coming
\nOn small boats from
\nAfrica
\nit is mind numbing
\nThey get the treatment
\nPut up in hotels
\nEverything\u2019s paid for
\nThey left their hells
\nAnd came, mostly men
\nAt the end of the day
\nThe existing people lose out
\nAnyway<\/p>\n
Racism rises no integration
\nThey live their own lives
\nThere is no salvation
\nThe Aboriginies born here
\nAnd they
\nTrue to their faith and themselves
\nLive
\nEach day<\/p>\n
Now what we see the natives
\nAre sent
\nTo towns far away
\nSeemingly meant
\nThey live on the knowledge
\nIn the outback they stay
\nCloser to the earth
\nScarred more so each day<\/p>\n
They had their dignity
\nThey did their thing
\nThe new arrivals what they did bring
\nWas their own culture
\nThe Aboriginie
\nsunk into the earth
\nBelieved to be free<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
We should all be equal In the eyes of the law But it just doesn\u2019t happen And I know what for They were the first people In all lands and they Were there first The guardians And every day They … Continue reading