Those who can talk the talk should also walk the walk

I live with the people who say,
You should do good things
And they never try to do,
They only see their own belongings.

A day a rape, they see, weep and cry
And they get busy until another girl die's
This thing goes on no one cares,
It's only a formality to mourn for others,

When it happens in their home
When their loved one's suffer and break
They feel the real pain of people
And shout on country for their mistakes

I am a coward and you are also one,
We cant even save our own women,
They sacrifice everything for the world
Still we blame them as we have no brains.

When we have no women to tease,
To rape, to kill and to agonise in pain
There will be no women left
Then this animals start raping men.

This goes on until it happens to you
Until you feel inside you a rod with rust
As all the men lose their masculinity
And rape themselves for their lust

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