According to wikipedia: When the civil war broke out, she notes as "bullying exploitation" the way soldiers from Sri Lanka's military would put guns through holes in the windows and shoot at the school. Her classmates were trained to dive under the table or run next door to English schools that, according to her, "wouldn’t get shot"
I think this song refers to military force by "third world" countries. Like how they exploit people. I don't have any other view point.
According to wikipedia: When the civil war broke out, she notes as "bullying exploitation" the way soldiers from Sri Lanka's military would put guns through holes in the windows and shoot at the school. Her classmates were trained to dive under the table or run next door to English schools that, according to her, "wouldn’t get shot"
I think this song refers to military force by "third world" countries. Like how they exploit people. I don't have any other view point.
The "bang bang bang bang" and "ka-ching" overpowering the kids' voices really says something, I believe.
According to wikipedia: When the civil war broke out, she notes as "bullying exploitation" the way soldiers from Sri Lanka's military would put guns through holes in the windows and shoot at the school. Her classmates were trained to dive under the table or run next door to English schools that, according to her, "wouldn’t get shot" I think this song refers to military force by "third world" countries. Like how they exploit people. I don't have any other view point.
According to wikipedia: When the civil war broke out, she notes as "bullying exploitation" the way soldiers from Sri Lanka's military would put guns through holes in the windows and shoot at the school. Her classmates were trained to dive under the table or run next door to English schools that, according to her, "wouldn’t get shot" I think this song refers to military force by "third world" countries. Like how they exploit people. I don't have any other view point.
Great remarks
Great remarks