THE SIGN OF HARD WORK
Early in the morning
The birds alarm
Time to build
While others demolish
They crack the land
Callous like iron
Washed with the sudor
Sign of hard work
Patriotic duties
Pay tax
Nation building
What an uphill battle
The bosses are at risk
Servant-master wars
Heavy burden laid
Tithes on worship day
Parking fee at the church entrance
Paying the captains'salary
Sign of hard work
After a decade of serfdom
Slate of virtuous saviors
To satiate the vacant post
Commander of the arm forces
All aspirants are capable
No need of degree in security and intelligence
Only slate collaboration is needed
At campaign trail pledges
To bring down the anguish
After a call in
The suffragists confirmed the accord
Sign of hard work
On vigil of balloting
Capital besieged the ghetto
Blessings in disguise
The meal of the day
Women lamented
The price of flour
Dipsomaniac gangsters
Sung the threnody in low tone
'Husler juu, absolutism chini '
'Puppet of the government, no!'
'Husler up, dynasty down '
Sign of hard work
Early in aurora
Another civic chore
Protracted queue
To en route the savior
Moon peed on them
The sun desiccated the white blood cells
Contest monitor solemnly bewailed
'Poll results are already in the hand '
The diverted will of the voters
At the midst of the nightmare
In the dark rooms in their homes
To influence third liberation
Economic liberation
Sign of hard work
The subsequent day
The entire dull odds
Cost of electricity
Disavowed the democracy
Inquisitive voters
Impatiently waited
To realize the chief
Commander of all arm forces
Poll results were fair
Half won half lost
Round table call
To share cup of coffee
Thanks giving
To irrefutable victory
Yellow fever wave
Back to business
Sign of hard work
Hundred days glossed over
A year and then decade
Not even smooth pledge conformed
Crocodile tears pads the air
Life back to routine
Work hard to feed them
Predatory champions
Their deposit accounts
Launched in Switzerland, china, USA
Sign of hard work
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