Why do we build the wall, my children, my children?
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Why do we build the wall?
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Why do we build the wall?
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We build the wall to keep us free
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That's why we build the wall
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We build the wall to keep us free
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How does the wall keep us free, my children, my children?
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How does the wall keep us free?
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How does the wall keep us free?
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The wall keeps out the enemy
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And we build the wall to keep us free
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That's why we build the wall
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We build the wall to keep us free
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Who do we call the enemy, my children, my children?
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Who do we call the enemy?
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Who do we call the enemy?
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The enemy is poverty
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And the wall keeps out the enemy
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And we build the wall to keep us free
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That's why we build the wall
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We build the wall to keep us free
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Because we have and they have not, my children, my children
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Because they want what we have got
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Because we have and they have not
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Because they want what we have got
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The enemy is poverty
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And the wall keeps out the enemy
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And we build the wall to keep us free
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That's why we build the wall
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We build the wall to keep us free
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What do we have that they should want, my children, my children?
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What do we have that they should want?
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What do we have that they should want?
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We have a wall to work upon
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We have work and they have none
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And our work is never done, my children, my children
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And the war is never won
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The enemy is poverty
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And the wall keeps out the enemy
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And we build the wall to keep us free
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That's why we build the wall
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We build the wall to keep us free
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We build the wall to keep us free
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