Suffer, We Must
Suffer, We Must
Look grandson that tall building you see was made
by my ancestors and the next by me.
Where today their is restriction of entry
for my family and me.
Days I slept on the muddy and stoney floors
of that flat.
Where their now no room is available for
a poor man like me.
No food for the man who worked with
hungry stomach day and night.
All the cars that you see they are for rich
people , not for makers like me.
The table that carpenter make with care ,
he can never sit to eat on it.
We are made to work and work must ,
we are made to suffer , suffer we must.
Grandson , I tell you in future doesn't
matter what you be.
Acknowledge the hard works of others
that's all you do for me.