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Until You Hear Us


As we are boycotting the buses, As we are marching in the capital, We are calling for the country’s attention. We are striving for a different society. Even when we are looked down upon, Hated, Arrested, Disrespected, We will still move forward. We will not be stopped For we are aiming for what’s right. We do not plan to cause harm; We just want equal opportunities, Equal respect, Equal standing, Equal futures. So even though you oppose us We will still march, We will still use our voice, We will not stop... until you hear us.
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