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Chains of Corruption in Nigeria 2 by PRINCE

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Chains of Corruption in Nigeria 2

hip hop,neutral vocals

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Lyrics
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(Verse 1)
Beneath the Lagos skyline, shadows weave and wind,
Empty roads, broken dreams, promises left behind.
Oil spills in the Niger Delta, rivers cry in pain,
While leaders feast in silence, blind to the people's strain.
(Pre-Chorus)
From Abuja’s marble halls to the dusty village square,
Whispers turn to voices, rising through the heavy air.
Sahara winds carry tales, of hope and deep despair,
But the fire in our hearts burns strong beyond compare.
(Chorus)
Chains of corruption, tightening every day,
But the spirit of the people won’t be swayed or swayed away.
From the market streets to the crowded trains,
We’re breaking through the silence, shaking off the chains.
(Verse 2)
Election lies like vultures circling above,
Promises like mirages, fading dreams of love.
The youth march with banners, defiant and loud,
Voices of a new dawn, rising through the cloud.
(Pre-Chorus)
In the shadow of the Senate, greed claws and claws,
But the heartbeat of the nation defies unjust laws.
From the north's dusty plains to the southern shore,
A chorus of resilience, demanding something more.
(Chorus)
Chains of corruption, tightening every day,
But the spirit of the people won’t be swayed or swayed away.
From the market streets to the crowded trains,
We’re breaking through the silence, shaking off the chains.
(Bridge)
Like the Harmattan wind, harsh but cleansing air,
We face the storm of wrongs with a bold, unyielding stare.
Every bribe, every lie, a weight we refuse to bear,
Together we’ll rebuild, with justice and with care.
(Chorus)
Chains of corruption, tightening every day,
But the spirit of the people won’t be swayed or swayed away.
From the market streets to the crowded trains,
We’re breaking through the silence, shaking off the chains.
(Outro)
One day the sun will rise, over fields reborn,
Nigeria’s heart beats strong, free from scorn.
Till then we stand, united, proud, and true,
Chains may bind the body, but never the soul anew.