Well, this song is originally by a South African guy by the name of John Kongos, and I bet it's got something to do with colonialism and the rise of apartheidt. "He'll make you a stranger in your own land" is a clear reference to the forced migration of the black South Africans to the slums.
Well, this song is originally by a South African guy by the name of John Kongos, and I bet it's got something to do with colonialism and the rise of apartheidt. "He'll make you a stranger in your own land" is a clear reference to the forced migration of the black South Africans to the slums.