Teach the World

Transforming Nations: Teach the World's Powerful Message
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Lyrics

It takes a million people

Emphasizes the collective effort of many individuals in building a positive reputation.

To build up a good reputation

Stresses the fragility of reputation and how it can be easily ruined by the actions of one foolish person.

But it takes one stupid fool

Highlights the destructive impact of an individual's foolish actions on the collective efforts of many.

To destroy everything they done

Underlines the vulnerability of accomplishments to the negative influence of one person's actions.

The world knows your people as

Addresses a negative perception of a group as being the most violent in the world.

The most violent in the world

Points out a global stereotype regarding the violent nature associated with the mentioned group.

The world knows your nation as

Highlights a negative international perception of the nation as the most oppressive in the world.

The most oppressive in the world

Emphasizes a reputation for oppression that the nation has globally.

Take it upon yourself

Encourages personal responsibility to restore the dignity of the nation.

To restore your nation's dignity

Stresses the importance of taking action to redeem the nation's dignity.

Yo ho ho ho ho ho ho

Expresses a rhythmic refrain without explicit meaning, possibly serving as a musical element.


Teach the world

Encourages the act of educating or enlightening the world.

Teach them right

Emphasizes the need to educate the world in a morally upright manner.


It takes a million lives

Suggests a significant sacrifice or effort required to earn respect.

To get the respect you deserve

Emphasizes the effort needed to gain the respect deserved by the group.

When people see your kind

Reflects a negative reaction from others when encountering the mentioned group.

Some of them would run a mile

Describes a tendency for some people to distance themselves from the group due to stereotypes.

The world knows your people as

Reiterates a negative global perception, this time portraying the group as a nation of crooks.

A nation of crooks

Underlines the existence of negative stereotypes associated with criminal behavior.

Everyone around you should

Advises constant vigilance from those around the group.

Always keep their eyes opened

Stresses the importance of awareness and alertness in dealing with the group.

The world knows your nation as

Repeats the negative international image, this time as a nation of drug lords.

A nation of drug lords

Highlights the global association of the nation with drug-related activities.

Everyone blames your people

Points out the blame placed on the group for global destruction.

For the destruction of the world

Addresses a collective responsibility to restore the nation's dignity.

Take it upon yourself

Encourages individuals to take on the responsibility of redeeming the nation's reputation.

To restore your nation's dignity

Repeats the call for personal action to restore the nation's dignity.

Ho ho ho ho ho ho

Reiterates a rhythmic refrain without explicit meaning, possibly serving as a musical element.


Teach the world

Reiterates the call to educate or enlighten the world.

Teach them right

Emphasizes the importance of imparting moral values during the act of educating the world.

Teach the world

Repeats the call to educate the world in a righteous manner.

Teach them right

Reiterates the emphasis on teaching the world in a morally upright way.

Teach the world

Further emphasizes the importance of educating the world.

Teach them right

Repeats the call to teach the world, reinforcing the message of moral education.

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