For the maker of our life's.

In dedication to the farmer the maker of our lives.

I am hungry as I am very bad,
Like I killed someone or I sank
I never stole any food
Nor robbed any bank.

I was only born to a farmer
Who always fed the earth
But never had his own grain
He only had the faith.

On the god who's up
Who see's everything in silence
But, which father can see
His children die in violence.

They say it always
Good days are coming
But, Should I wait until
There is left nothing.

Tomorrow when I die,
With unbearable hunger.
Please don't waste on mourning
Be humane, save a farmer.

Don't feed the stones
They already have the scope
Go feed a Farmer.
They are waiting with hope.

They're are waiting for the god
Who gift's them relief,
Try to be their power
Resurrect their belief.

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