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GUEST,ifor
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Anti-racism, anti-prejudice songs
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RE: Anti-racism, anti-prejudice songs
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17 May 15
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Nasra Nasra lived with her family In a two roomed apartment She goes to St Mary's on the far side of town She'd hurry to school To the sound of bells ringing Last friday five men came And broke her door down When she came to this country She was constantly crying But i last saw her smiling As she played in the park Now she is a number Locked up in detention She'll be flown out of London Like some thief in the dark. CHORUS They took you without warning In the dark hours of the morning What they did was so shameful They could not pretend But we will not hurt you And we won't desrt you Though they call you illegal You're our refugee friend . In school we were told In our morning assembly How Mary took Jesus And to Egypt did flee Nasra listened in silence Remembered the violence And whispered a prayer For all refugees If i had the power I would open the border Grant refuge to those Who needed to stay And school bells would ring Break through the silence And sing out a welcome At the start of each day. repeat chorus twice song by Huw Pudner and Chris Hastings South Wales
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