(Verse 1) Why is it, when they come for the "illegals," Brown faces fill the cages of steel? Why do borders bend for some, But crush others beneath their heel? (Chorus) Do they not see our hands in the soil? Our sweat in the bricks, our work in the fields? Do they not hear our voices singing, Or know the strength our spirit wields? (Verse 2) Why do planes take my neighbors away, While others cross without a glance? Is it the hue of my skin that marks me, That denies my family a second chance? (Chorus) Do they not see our hands in the soil? Our sweat in the bricks, our work in the fields? Do they not hear our voices singing, Or know the strength our spirit wields? (Bridge) Do they forget their ancestors sailed, On ships that carried them here for free? Yet they chase us down, criminalize, Erase our part in this land of the free! (Final Chorus) We ask not for pity, nor stolen grace, Just equity in this shared place! For no human is illegal, no child disposable, And justice must be truly universal! (Outro) No human is illegal... No child disposable... Justice must be... Truly universal...
