Africonomics
Intro
You funny, what do you mean I am funny?
You are funny, you know
The story is funny, you are  a funny guy
What do you mean, you mean the way I talk, what
It’s just you know you it’s, you are just funny, its
Funny how? I mean what is funny about that
What do you say, funny how?
Hey ray, what? Just just you are funny
You mean, Let me understand you cause
Maybe it is me am a little bit fucked up maybe
But am funny how, I mean funny like I am a clown?
I amuse you, I make you laugh, am here to fucking amuse you?
What do you mean funny, funny how, how am I funny?
How the fuck am I funny, what the fuck is so funny about me?
Tell me what is so funny about me

Chorus
We are going to jail more of the thieves you know
We are going to jail more of the thieves you know
I’ll do it
I’ll do it
I’ll do it
I’ll, this is being expected of me I’ll do it
We are going to jail more of the thieves you know
This is being expected of me and I’ll do it
This is being expected of me and I’ll do it
This is being expected of me and I’ll do it
(Break it down)
We are going to jail more of the thieves you know
We are going to jail more of the thieves you know
I’ll do it
I’ll do it
I’ll do it
Narration
Some African tax rates are the highest in the world plus they have a value added tax gets added to everything you buy. Those high tax rates make it impossible to build capital in those countries, so nothing gets built, not the factories not roads not anything. Poor African countries have the lowest wage workers in the world, and yet a company like Nike for instance can’t put a factory in one of those countries because of their oppressive tax rates
Taxes have killed any possibility of economic development, they’ve killed any hope of these countries ever helping themselves and that leaves them completely at the mercy of charity and loans and here’s the worst part you know why those countries have such high tax rates? Because of us (Foreign Nations) to show us that they can raise enough money to pay back their loans. But taxes can’t raise any money if they kill the economy, so it turns out that the tragic unintended consequence of our good intentions towards Africa, our kindness (break it down) is that we have encourage those countries to lock themselves in a gruesome economic depression. If we don’t urge those countries to cut their tax rates they will never grow their economies. People will live lifetimes of unemployment, disease will be rampant, poverty will be permanent and children will be hungry and our charity will never be enough. Never
By 2035 poverty will be an African problem (Break it down)

Chorus
We are going to jail more of the thieves you know
We are going to jail more of the thieves you know
I’ll do it
I’ll do it
I’ll do it
I’ll, this is being expected of me I’ll do it
(we are not Americans)
We are going to jail more of the thieves you know
This is being expected of me and I’ll do it
This is being expected of me and I’ll do it
This is being expected of me and I’ll do it

Outro
We are not Americans
We are not supposed to be taken into the American tax space
The American society does not operate by sitting around and waiting for hand out
Why should we as Africans?