"God Forsaken Land." genre: Reggae
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	This song is a story about a boy in Africa who has a lot of love for the world and humanity but suffers greatly due to malnutrition and sorrow.
	CD: Invisible Enemies Credits: Truse, Track Nesta, Phil Harmonic
	Lyrics So the sorrow lingers in the young boys eyes How he wishes he could have one bite The pain of hunger in his stomach This aching monster that slays with ratchets A simple meal to end his pain A tiny hut to stop the rain A single word of love forever But no one hears him he's lost forever "How was I son unlucky? To be born to all this misery... Did I do too much harm and now I must live in this forsaken land...this God forsaken land?" "They don't care I'm human too, I deserve to love and go to school But I just wither here away As they complain the pain I faint I don't have any other choice I am simply one Black boy Burnt like ashes No one needs me My mother died she left us nothing What could she have possibly done She was born In this God forsaken land." Chorus: This God, this God forsaken land Oh won't you please just understand I'm born under, under a black sun In this God forsaken land This God, this God forsaken land It burns my feet this scorching sand I want to leave I cannot stand This God forsaken land... The sun don't shine here anymore. It's gone. I starve and we all morn. And my brothrers, they cry form agony. I know no one could fathom this misery. And not even in our melodies could we portray our tragedies. We have nohting to eat. No shoes on our feet. So they burn from the heat on the concrete street. No meat on our bones, forced to fight with stones, when the gangs come around to rape our homes. In this God foresaken land. In this God foresaken land. Oh God, Oh Jah, extend your hand, with bread and love, not repremand. And help us climb out of this well. In this God forsaken hell.

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