justice we know the proper way to stand tall, defend ourselves in court and have our say But what white justice seems to do is to send out racist gangs Meanwhile in jails around the land our young they die and hang.
And white Australia you at large say we have a complex Donât you read the papers or couldnât you care less This countryâs first born People are in a trap of genocide Agh! you, you wouldnât give a shit if all Black Australians died.
Six feet of land rights If we never succeed in reclaiming our country doomed to live life paying rent to the gentry It would be a good thing if after our death day for that six feet of earth we didnât have to pay It would ease the pressure, on those of our kind Poor, mourning, sad people, left living behind It would make the last day easier to face if that financial burden was lifted from our poverty-ridden race Then when the reaper comes to switch off our lights our souls may rest in peace, knowing at last! Six feet of land rights.
Holocaust island Nestled in the Indian Ocean Like a jewel in her crown The worshippers of Babel come To relax and turn to brown To recuperate from woe and toil and leave their problems far behind To practice ancient rituals The habits of their kind
But what they refuse to realise Is that in this little Isle are skeletons in their cupboards of deeds most foul and vile Far beneath this Islandâs surface In many an unmarked place lie the remnants of forgotten ones Kia, 14 members of my race.
14 kiaâYes Back
When (in retrospect) When the colour of a personâs skin Is as unimportant As the colour of his eyes When politicians stop Deceiving our people With the telling Of their white lies When the breed Sired by convicts Cease to worhsip The invader Captain Cook When they return To our People The Sacred lands They took When compensation Is paid in full For the atrocities Of 200 years past Then and only then Oppressors Will our Ancestors Rest in peace at last.
Home Where do you come from? a stranger once asked me He said he hailed from Scotland miles across deep blue sea Where is your homeland, he continued curious, and was bitter sweet departure sentimental but glorious? He said he missed Scotland and pined to return asked if for home my heart often yearned? I yearn for those Green Hills, he splashed with a tear And dying on foreign shores was his deepest fear What about you son, he enquired absently, in the warmth of your home would you rather be? Then he went silent and gazed into my eye begging me for an answer I started with a sigh
I have no sweet home sir where I can run free no place to hang my hat you see I am Aborigine
Asian invasion They tried once to take it by force Like the Europeans did during historyâs course But the Babylon nations united to repel and sent the working classes to battlefront hell but when it seemed the rising sun may succeed âAnnihilate em, the bastards!â Was the Presidentâs decree So they forced the northerners down on their knees Saying âit was necessary for us to remain freeâ For violence is the traditional Christian way to wipe out violence so they piously say An eye for an eye is what the Prophet ruled and that is the law that has the masses fooled But over the years they let them off yellow knees for to forgive and forget is Democracyâs plea An now theyâre paranoid watching the sun rise again Realising to forgive and forget they must have been insane Because in peacetime the yen is mightier than the sword and their pen signs cheques enough to buy Western landlords So to gain ownership of this Great Southern Land they have devised anew invincible plan A plan that nullifies the most patriotic of fervour And swings the power pendulum to the rising sunâs favour Itâs an