Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Yellow Umbrella
Canonical path: /yellow-umbrella/greencard
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Greencard
Read Greencard lyrics by Yellow Umbrella on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Greencard
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He comes from India, Compu-nomadia,
to live in good old Germany.
For High-Technology, that is why we want him here,
but, oh no, please no refugees.
If you are qualified, you are able to apply.
Welcome to our selected world!
But if you are refugee, endangered or not free,
no stay for you in Germany.
The Greencard-moral is a mighty piece of shit!
Dividing into good and bad,
creating borders just to save our benefit,
to safe our wealth while others die.
The Greencard moral is a lie!
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