This is Koojim, some black teacher, with a song dedicated to the children of the world. We got to remember that every child is not a part of nation or family or race. You're all part of life. Innocent children need me. Innocent children need me. Born to be free. No change to live in misery. We fight because we're poor. And we live poor because we're fine. They're born to be free. Can we say that's for real? Every man is to survive. They were scarred of life. They wanted happiness from a weak and old man. Who once upon a time was an innocent child. Innocent children need me. Innocent children need me. Born to be free. No change to live in misery. Innocent children need me. Innocent children need me. Born to be free. No change to live in misery. We starve because we're weak. And we were weak because of starvation. This viciously made of ignorance made. Doesn't stick to just one way. It's feeding every day. People are afraid of children who are dying. The war of the Negroes is everyone in jail. Listen, listen, it's time to take precautions. Because we're fine, we're children. Innocent children need me. Innocent children need me. Born to be free. No change to live in misery. Innocent children need me. Innocent children need me. Born to be free. No change to live in misery. Wake up, it's your problem. We gotta believe in our friends but clean up our ways to solve them. To solve them. The madness gets it closer. It's knocking our doors down. It keeps on floating and floating until the day that we all will drown. Innocent children need me. Innocent children need me. Born to be free. No change to live in misery. Innocent children need me. Innocent children need me. Born to be free. No change to live in misery. Innocent children need me. Innocent children need me. Born to be free. No change to live in misery. Innocent children need me. Innocent children need me. Born to be free. No change to live in misery.