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Artist: Blackout
Canonical path: /blackout/back-to-africa
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Back To Africa
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Back To Africa
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African people
Should be united and say
We live what we live
And you’ll be welcome to stay
If you wanna live in this way
I remember when
I first left my town
I never thought
I’ ld get my delf so down
When I see somebody
Telling me what to do
I look around and say
It’ s not up to you
Go back to Africa
They say
Why are you living in the rain
Go back to Africa
They say
You better catch your train
Sometimes I think
I really want to go
But I never find
Someone to help me so
So many lights around me
But I still see so dark
I wanna know my place
Because I’m getting so hurt
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