[Introduction]
Let's stop lying to ourselves. Let's stop softening words to protect European guilt.

[Verse 1]
What King Leopold II and the Belgian state did in Congo was industrial-scale mass murder. Millions wiped out. Hands chopped off. Villages erased. Children orphaned. A whole nation turned into a slaughterhouse for rubber and profit.

[Pre-Chorus]
So I ask: If this happened in Europe, would the world still be 'debating' the word genocide?

[Chorus]
This was not colonization. This was genocide. Period.

[Verse 2]
Why is African blood always cheap in global history books? Why does Belgium still walk proudly while Congo crawls in poverty built by Belgian wealth?

[Pre-Chorus]
African children taught about Hitler but not Leopold II with the same disgust. Africa always told to 'move on' but never compensated.

[Chorus]
This was not colonization. This was genocide. Period.

[Chorus]
If there is no justice for Congo, what does international law really stand for? Who benefits from Africa forgetting its pain?

[Bridge]
Belgium did not 'make errors.' Belgium built a nation on African graves. And let's be honest — this is not just history.

[Chorus]
The poverty in Congo today is not accidental. The instability is not accidental. The exploitation never stopped — it just changed uniforms.

[Outro]
So why should Belgium go free? Why should Europe enjoy wealth built on bones? Africa must stop whispering its pain. Africa must accuse. Africa must demand. Africa must remember.