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Affirmative Action - Lucky Dube



     
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From where I stand
I can see the world
Getting smaller and smaller
And there'll be no placeFor people like you, Georgie
Who still live in the past
When you couldn't do things for yourself
You blamed it on apartheid
You blamed it on the government and everybodyNow is the time to prove yourself
If you think affirmative action
Is the way out, no way, no wayConstitution can be changed
From time to time,
But that does not mean that
You don't need no educationWe are tired of people who
Think that affirmative action is the way out
And, is another way of putting puppets
Where they don't belongI'm so sorry, Georgie
But the only way to get our economy strong
Is to have an educated nationAnd if you think affirmative action

Is the way out, no way, no wayEducation is still the key
Even though we have affirmative actionEducation is still the key
Even though we have affirmative actionEducation is still the key
Even though we have affirmative action
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Lucky Dube (born August 3, 1964, died October 18, 2007) was a reggae musician from Johannesburg, South Africa. He was named Lucky because when he was born in poor health, and the doctors thought he would die. But he survived, so was named Lucky. In his youth, Lucky lived with many different family members, singing in bars and in church. He eventually formed a band with some friends, but they could not afford to purchase instruments.

Read more about Lucky Dube on Last.fm.


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