So, it’s finally happened. That thing you were afraid of. Something has come from overseas. And taken your jobs. Made it unsafe to walk the streets. Kept you trapped in your home. A dirty disease.

Your proud nation gone. But not me. Or me. Or me. No you clap for me now. You cheer as I toil. Bringing food to your family. Bringing food from your soil.

Propping up your hospitals. Not some foreign

invader. Delivery driver. Teacher. Life saver.”

Don’t say go home, don’t say not here. You know how it feels for a home to be a prison

You know how it feels to live in fear

So you clap for me now.

All this love you are bringing,

But don’t forget when it’s no longer quiet,

Don’t forget when you can no longer hear the birds singing,

Or see clear waters, that I crossed for you,

To make lives filled with peace,

And bring peace to your life too.

Come all you Gretas,

You Malalas,

You immigrants,

See what we have learned.

It only takes the smallest thing,

To change the world