Why won't you help us
Why won't you fix it?
Why are you so hopeless?
Why are you ok with saying that's that and letting it stay broken?
Why are you content with letting the world burn and doing nothing?
Why won't you help?
You say there's nothing to be done
Then we try to stand up and help and you tell us to stop helping
But then you say we're lazy and we care about nothing
Why do you just sit there?
You're so quick to give up
You admit there's a problem but you didn't even try to fix it
Now here we are trying and you say kids should'nt be in politics
You're right we shouldn't
We shouldn't be here
We should be sitting at home instead of you
Looking up inspired by how you fix things and what you do
But you're not doing that so we will
We'll inspire each other instead
Since you won't be the one to say what's happening is wrong
We'll lobby and we'll march and we'll sing the songs you used to sing to help each other go on
We'll fix the schools and xenophobia
We'll fix mental health and bullying
We'll fix the gun violence the abuse the drug addiction and all forms of racism
We'll fix the homelessness the mass starvation LGPTQ+ rights and sexism
Because you won't fix it
We will instead
And I don't want to hear any cries and boohoos
Just because we did it better than you
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