Because you don't hear our voice Don't think we don't talk to our kind About how your wickedness cost us blood When the rain does flood.
Our tents you destroy Just because you can Whereas you still need us; A special delicacy of protein at supper.
Yet our resolve to survive against it all Never matter how many anthills you fall We shall sound the call To rebuild our broken walls.
Even if nature doesn't judge the call As unjust We wouldn't waste our breath To argue our cause It's a curse.
We go back to work with spines that ache and quake As a duty; we must Because the rains would soon be again And it cost me pain To tell you how it aches to build what's built again.