They call us the invisible children, little civilians
That they abducted when the bullets riddled our buildings
We sit in the millions, and huddle in thousands
With little foreign aid and no government housing
From northern Uganda, to southern Sudan
They made me murder as a young un, I got blood on my hands
Took me while they killed my father and they raped my mother
And the first life they forced me to take was my brother's
You see I Fell between the ages of eight and eleven
Which made me worthy to shoot an AK 47
Others trying to escape butchered in front of my eyes
And the same fate befalls anyone of us that cries
This is their