1. |
Recession Proof
03:21
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This is a ghetto, this is a scene.
We're all sitting here, we aint got a thing.
No, no, no. No, no, no.
And everybody's talking, everybody knows,
the answers all seem easy but the stores have all been closed.
No, no, no. No, no, no.
Christmas is a scene,
Christmas ain't no tree,
Christmas, is to believe.
If you ain't got no diamonds, if you ain't got no pearls,
if you ain't got no money, all across the world
No, no. No, no, no.
If you ain't got no food, if you ain't got no phone,
if you ain't got no credit, if you ain't got no home.
No, no, no. No, no, no.
Christmas is free,
Christmas is a scene,
Christmas is you and me.
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2. |
Ghetto Reprise
03:03
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This is where I live, it is not my home.
Run and try to find it, the Ghetto has no hope.
Let us take care of our own.
Wise words fall to the floor, the Suburb locks its door.
And love don't make a peep, while the children are left out in the street.
May they be released.
May they be released.
May they be released.
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