‘Education’ by Rohun Batra (Produced by ShoXstar)
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DI1Mb19I29A[/youtube]
Can you remember who you were before the world told you who you should be,
A classic case of bullying, permanently,
I mean, remember when you got told off for being too loud,
Just to conform your behaviour and make ’em all proud
We go in through the doors of schools being ourselves,
Just to be taught these so called manners that function in the world,
To make us obedient, and never question the system,
Feed us lies, in the media we listen
We exit education with the same attitude and thinking,
If it wasn’t for rebellious times, we’d have coercive blinking,
Freedom is in the process of extinction … why ?
Because we listen in an instant,
How can paper determine your intelligence,
Regurgitating the information they want you to know,
So they can make money and put you on a few award shows,
Then you just forget what you remembered, is that really how this world grows?
Gates, Branson, a few among the many,
Failed school and people thought their minds were blunt as pennies,
But look at them now, got more money than you can imagine,
Money isn’t everything, but look at what they could fathom
Think to yourself, define intelligence,
Does it come from remembering a number of words,
Or does it come from life skills, like hunting to preserve,
Think to yourself and you will get what you deserve,
Learn without the use of medication and look to the herbs,
Kerb your mind from being held down,
Release, embrace, and keep those thoughts loud,
Others will fear you when you’re different from the crowd
I think its time for me to say peace and sign out
Yeah …
Learning is good, but the education system is bad,
Its unequal; you can’t judge a fish’s intelligence by telling it to climb a tree,
We’re all different individuals,
THINK FOR YOURSELF
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