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Sometimes we give words to invisible things: words like love and justice, rights and respect.

We believe in these invisible things because we feel their absence. Walk around our neighbourhoods. Look at the gates and the guns, the stares of the soldiers. Look at the cracks in the tarmac, the fissures in the walls. They are not the only holes that need to be filled.

We fill our holes with words and music. We sing for freedom. We throw rhymes, not rocks.

DOWNLOAD 'WASIA' AND MAKE A DONATION TO SUPPORT OUR PROJECT.

Your donation pays for more than a track. It pays for rap workshops. It pays for recording time. It pays for another Palestinian youth's chance to tell his story.

It repays our faith in invisible things.


This rap song is the result of the first Musicians without Borders workshop series for 12 teenagers led by 4 young Palestinian rappers. The result is 'Wasia'; a song of dialogue between different generations discussing the land of Palestine.

The refrain says:
"Our weapon is music now, we don't need a gun anymore!"

lyrics

"Our weapon is music now, we don't need a gun anymore!"

credits

from Rap Across The Wall - Palestine, track released January 1, 2012
Palestine Street and children from Rap Across The Wall program

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