Moddi - Open letter

^GWhat’s t^Emhe point waiting^D for the^G doorman to drop the key? ^GYou’ll b^Eme gone long befo^Dre this ^Gevil falls asleep. ^GWhat’s t^Emhe point waiting^D for a b^Getter day to come along? ^GThey wil^Eml bow to their d^Dogs befo^Gre they see our reign come.

^GFirst the French decampe^Csus2d and left us wi^Gth the garbage. ^GThen our flag was dyed w^Csus2ith Islam and Ar^Gabic. ^AmThey forgot to whom this^G country once be^Dlonged. ^AmThere is always someone ^Ghere to take the^D throne. ^GTraitors^D, traito^Grs, traitors.

^GDid you ^Embelieve that the^Dy would ^Glisten just because they said they would? ^GHow naïv^Eme! They’ve alway^Ds been t^Goo righteous for their own good. ^GFor you ^Emknow, power is a^Dddictive^G to the one it wields. ^GThey hav^Eme sown with evil^D hands a^Gnd harvest our tragedy.

^GFirst the French decampe^Csus2d and left us wi^Gth the garbage. ^GThen our flag was dyed w^Csus2ith Islam and Ar^Gabic. ^AmThey turned a blind eye ^Gto Algeria’s fre^De men. ^AmWe could have it all but^G were enslaved a^Dgain. ^GTraitors, traitor^Ds, traitor^Gs.

^GAll the ^Emsame we will nev^Der let t^Ghem have their filthy ways. ^GWe remai^Emn! These are our^D mountai^Gns; this is our place. ^GWe will ^Embreak through th^De door a^Gnd have what’s ours all along. ^GFor with^Emout us Algeria i^Ds suffer^Ging on her own.

^GSo come the rain, come t^Csus2he wind come the^G hunger. ^GWe won’t sit and wait fo^Csus2r freedom any lo^Gnger. ^AmWe must sacrifice the ar^Gm to save the he^Dart. ^AmWe will split the land b^Gefore it falls a^Dpart. ^GFirst the French decampe^Csus2d and left us wi^Gth the garbage. ^GThen our flag was dyed w^Csus2ith Islam and Ar^Gabic. ^AmBut our roots go deep an^Gd our will is st^Drong. ^AmWe will cling onto the l^Gand where we bel^Dong. ^GTraitors, traito^Drs, traitors.^G G D Em D