When the walls are closing in on you and you start to feel more than just a little blue because you just don't know how you're going to feed them on the crumpled limited notes in your hand Or just how you're going to explain to them That school might just be a time waster because the economy is going to ***** them over anyways and have them begging for piece jobs in the blistering sun, Cry Mama.
Let out a high pitched wail at midnight and let it be heard all the way from the capital so they may be woken up from their silk- pampered sleep Let your voice be a substitute for their conscience let it keep them up at night. Let your screams turn their milk sour Let your cries make their heads ache Let your weeping fill their tea with tears. Like Macbeth, they murdered your sleep So mama, let them know no sleep.
Let your sorrow be heard in your weeping and your anger be heard in your screams. Let your wails fly like a dove with a message to tell them of a future they destroyed a generation they disappointed a land they disinherited a nation they angered and a mother whose heart they shattered.
A commentary in the economy of Zimbabwe and it's effect on it's people. A specific focus on the mother to illustrate the hopelessness that surrounds us and how we should speak out against the injustice and corruption.