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All because I am a jew


The stench of death

The burning of flesh

The shriecks and the screams

How could poeple be so mean

Judging eyes watching us work

Sweat dripping off our backs 

Soaking our torn shirts 

We lay on hard boards

As our government lies to the world 

Causing another world war

I think to myself what more can they do?

Separted form my family all because I am a jew

But who are you to treat me this way 

Beaten everyday

Woeking for no pay

Its never enough at the of the day

Searching for a way out 

Hoping to get free

I got to get out

I've got to leave 

Dont care if they catch me 

Death may be the only way to get free

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