• She screamed, she cried, burst out in tears,
    Taken from her home
    No longer free to walk the streets,
    No longer free to roam

    Many were locked up on the train,
    Like cattle transportation
    Children cried, mother’s calmed
    In this horrid situation

    This was the hell of every Jew
    In this nation of hate
    Millions killed and left to die
    To suffer this painful fate

    The camp was a Jewish prison
    And she was a prisoner
    Forced to work only to live
    Life passing as a blur

    On the streets lay dead bodies
    Of the young and the old
    Children orphaned, clinging to life
    And mothers with no child to hold

    People would ask if she had any food
    And she’d reply “Sorry, no
    I’ve nothing to spare, for even a bug,
    For my work, nothing to show”

    She’d pray when she could, try not to cry
    Struggle to keep herself alive
    But the longer she stayed, the harder it was
    To cling on and survive

    This was the hell of every Jew
    In this nation of hate
    Millions killed and left to die
    To suffer this painful fate

    Rumours said they’d all be saved
    Troops coming to free them all
    Her spirits lifted, she prayed some more
    For the evil forces to fall

    Time had passed, days to weeks
    And then a month went by
    Some hopes dropped, but she still believed
    And kept her hopes up high

    Then one night, sirens whaled
    The fateful day now came
    She awoke and saw tanks roll in
    She would finally be saved

    She snuck out, crept around
    Troops only around the bend
    But that one gun shot, ringing loud
    Brought her life to an end

    This was the hell of every Jew
    In this nation of hate
    Millions killed and left to die
    To suffer this painful fate

    He screamed, he cried, burst out in tears,
    Taken from his home
    No longer free to walk the streets,
    No longer free to roam