It's in my again by the images I've seen Eighteen ago They left their homes in the of Mayadeen God only knows the pain you feel to your country looking for a home But rather die once in the sea than dying everyday a little more
came to Lebanon With million desperate souls Sing Ibrahim and all the families at the Valley of Bekaa God only knows the pain feel to leave behind Fareesa and Adeel But they said to die once in the sea than dying everyday you stay Here me
Myela, Myela, Myela,
Her name is Jade Twenty-one years old, Sudanese She's four pregnant now Alone in Lampedusa, God knows how she survived, so many other families have died She says, "Please help me find a way to stay and give a to the child I carry inside"
Myela, Myela, Myela,
Oh, help me in my hopelessness and free me from the of civilization Save me from my and my indifference to my neighbor
I am neighbor, you are my neighbor I am your neighbor, you are my I am your neighbor, you are my I am neighbor, you are my neighbor
(I am neighbor, you are my neighbor) from the cage of this supposed civilization (I am neighbor, you are my neighbor) Freedom from the cage of this supposed (I am neighbor, you are my neighbor) from the cage of this supposed civilization (I am neighbor, you are my neighbor) Freedom from the cage of supposed civilization I am neighbor, you are my neighbor I am neighbor, you are my neighbor
Myela, (Myela, Myela, Myela, Myela) Freedom from the of this supposed civilization Freedom from the of this supposed civilization from the cage of this supposed civilization Freedom from the cage of this supposed Myela,
and get me, come and get me Come and get me, and get me If you can, if you can Come and get me, and get me Come and get me, and get me If you can, if you can