forget about racism

The Old Man should just stay quiet

Walk his long memoirs reliving it in his mind

He has his glory once he was in the driver's seat

Now he is out of it he couldn't take it

Joining forces with Perkasa

Into its racist policy gimmicks

It doesn't work any more

In the 21st century politics

The cracks appear on the walls

The scraps will fall eventually the whole

The Old Man doesn't see it that way

He thinks Malays should reign supreme

A man of his experience and stature

He should offer better fatherly advice

He shouldn't harp on race

This is his legacy which will bring the race down

The Malays will weaken themselves

If they still hang on to the racist party

They should break free learn the hard way

Stand on their feet and be proud with achievements

When the body is weak

The urge to work will collapse

How long will they hold it?

When the gravy pot dries up?

In my village years

Those young growing up adventures

The elders had said what would happen

The Malays will dig their own holes

You see too much sugar feeding

It isn't good for the body and mind

Eventually it will shut down.........

There is no strength to walk that mile!

We should forget about racism

We should think as one race one family

In this beautiful country of Malaysia

Practicing our favours, cultures and inheritance