| They haven’t departed. |
| They haven’t gone home. |
| The trials haven’t started. |
| No evidence shown. |
| They don’t get no visits. |
| They don’t get no calls, |
| and nobody tells them nothing at all. |
| The headphones and the blindfolds, |
| the days and the weeks. |
| The overalls of orange, the manacled feet. |
| A Kafka-esque nightmare. |
| A legal black hole. |
| A corner of Cuba |
| named Guantanamo. |
| The warmongers tell us they gave up their rights |
| when they attacked us and our way of life. |
| Oh but our way of life |
| depends on the law. |
| On liberty and freedom |
| and justice for all. |
| Well they talk about justice in the US of A. |
| It’s the land of the free and the home of the brave. |
| Yea, but outside of America anything goes. |
| From Bagram to Abu Ghraib |
| to Guantanamo. |
| In 70's Ulster the government thought |
| if they locked up the suspects |
| the terror would stop. |
| But all that internment actually did |
| was provide the Provos |
| with more angry kids. |
| Oh but sometimes I wonder if our leaders really care? |
| They rely on these demons to keep people scared. |
| And unwilling to question the fate of those poor souls who lie |
| rotting in the cages of Guantanamo |
| They run for it down the road, |
| With an arm around her waist, |
| He leads her to a place, |
| He knows… |