I'll not let them silence me No fear or threat will dry my ink No muzzle will stop my words The audacious free thinker won't kneel Freedom won't stop to rain over us Guns won't stop ideas or dreams Fools are those who devote their lives to violence, to hate and murder My world was built by those who looked into king's eyes Those who saw the fascism embodied in swastika Those who face tyrants And fear nothing. The bold made my world A world that cherish freedom A world that saw far to many evils Evils that could not be fought with guns only I hold dear to me words Liberté, Fraternité, Igualité They are more than words They are the foundations of the western world I'll hold my brother's hand Be him or her a muslim, a jew, a Christian, White or black, different or identical I hold his hand today and tomorrow I walk with my brother Through the streets paved by great man and women People who called themselves freedom fighters and run on a bus Names like Churchill, Kennedy, Lincoln, M. Luther King will walk with us No threat will stop me from walking on the street From criticize, from use my clothes, from thinking From laugh and from praying I believe that is my inalienable right to do all that They are no the first ones trying to silence us I'll never be silenced Today and tomorrow, I promise I'll stand up with my pen and ink to fight Charlie you taught me once more How great my world is And that my freedom is not to be taken for granted And how important it is that I remain vigilant
(photo credit: The Jerusalem Post)