UK No 23 [Intro] Do do do do do do do do do [x4] [Verse 1] The young don’t grow up Well not in this life Big mouths and money Win every time Boy beats girl While the sneaky and snide Take all your money And take your pride [Chorus] Innocent people walking by No time to smile before they die Don’t call that justice Children are starving on the street Another one disappearing every week Don’t call that justice [Verse 2] King for a day But their kingdom grows cold They’ll never grow up But they’re bound to grow old I remember the pain And humiliation And I’ll show them rough justice The way that they did [Chorus] Innocent people walking by No time to smile before they die Don’t call that justice Children are starving on the street Another one disappearing every week Don’t call that justice Innocent people walking by No time to smile before they die Don’t call that justice Children are starving on the street Another one disappearing every week Don’t call that justice [Instrumental] [Verse 3] Boy beats girl While the sneaky and snide Take all your money And take your pride [Chorus] Innocent people walking by No time to smile before they die Don’t call that justice Children are starving on the street Another one disappearing every week Don’t call that justice Innocent people walking by No time to smile before they die Don’t call that justice Children are starving on the street Another one disappearing every week Don’t call that justice [Outro] Do do do do do do do do do Do do do do do do do do do

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson aborde des thèmes de justice sociale et d'inégalité à travers des paroles très percutantes. Elle met en lumière la souffrance des personnes innocentes qui traversent la vie sans sourire, tandis que des enfants vivent dans la pauvreté extrême, disparaissant dans l’indifférence générale. Cette critique souligne l'engrenage d'un système où les plus puissants exploitent les plus vulnérables, laissant peu de place à l'espoir. Au cœur de ce tableau sombre, l'idée de "justice" est remise en question, laissant entendre qu'il s'agit en réalité d'une illusion dans un monde où la souffrance est quotidienne.