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Promise
03:10
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You saw it coming
But you didn´t even make a sound
You just didn´t know how
But only watching doesn´t help right now
You always say you cannot change it
That you´re just a little kid
But stop finding an excuse
In the end you´re gonna lose
Promise me you will change it
Promise me you will keep try
Promise me you will change it
And I know you can´t deny
People killing, people dying, people hoping that we´ll listen to their speech
People watching, people talking, people knowing, but they don´t use their large reach
Rewrite the story
It is just not enough to say sorry
Stand up and shout
This is allowed
Promise me you will change it
Promise me you will say anything
Promise me you will change it
So wake up and start to sing
People killing, people dying, people hoping that we´ll listen to their speech
People watching, people talking, people knowing, but they don´t use their large reach
People starving, people crying, people hoping that one day we will care
People laughing, people ignoring, people walking but this is so unfair
It is necessary that we keep fighting and say something against it
It is necessary that we stop hiding and break the walls to change it
It is necessary that we keep fighting ´til the presidents feel offended
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