A person called ganda
A PERSON CALLED GANDA
years have past.
you're considered an outcast.
your future has been downcast.
other countries,us they have bypassed.
u have many offices but few services.
leaders make many purchases with no purposes.
yet you Ganda are suffering.
he came to power when you were a boy.
he promised to employ but it was a decoy.
their futures they enjoy while ours they destroy.
they promised roads,but kiboko squad on us they have used a rod.
in poorly constructed roads, sewerage has flowed as pipes explode.
diseases have overflowed into our very abodes.
they promised social services yet all is see is corruption services
yet you Ganda are suffering
he was a sweet talker that became a great taker
a dream maker that turned out to be just a political money maker.
a life wrecker that became your caretaker.
who knew your greatest defender would become your strongest offender.
that our country's surrender was to a political pretender.
that our leaders were just lie-vendors.
yet you Ganda are suffering
stand up for your rights,try to fix your plight.
fight to make your future bright,fight to be alright.
ignite the fire to chase the night because the time is right for history to get an overwrite.
remove those blood sucking mites,they steal our money ,they are a parasite that caues no delight.
there is no excuse for political power abuse and public fund misuse.
and then you Ganda will stop suffering
let us jump off this ship called dictatorship.
bad leadership had caused us more hardship, because of a bad govt-people partnership.
to the national cake we have no membership.
they have enslaved us,we now give them worship .
no more sleep , don't be silent like sheep.
to the corrupt let us sweep and better things we will reap.
at other countries we will no longer admire to peep.
and our love for Uganda will grow deep snd you Gsand will stop suffering
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