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Fascism, The Tyrant’s Trap

(Verse 1)

Fascism, a twisted hand,

A weapon that spreads misery across the land.

It traps the people, breaks their rights,

And casts our freedoms into endless night.

 

(Chorus)

They rob our rights, they take their fill,

In luxury and power, they climb the hill.

The tyrant’s scheme is set in play,

To steal our gaze, to lead astray.

 

(Verse 2)

With boots upon the people’s backs,

The tyrant grows, the freedom lacks.

They seek a world that keeps them fed,

While the people bear the weight they’ve shed.

 

(Chorus)

They rob our rights, they take their fill,

In luxury and power, they climb the hill.

The tyrant’s scheme is set in play,

To steal our gaze, to lead astray.

 

(Verse 3)

Fascism feeds a chosen few,

With their chants of lies, their claims untrue.

License to steal, to bring despair,

The people’s cries fill the empty air.

 

(Verse 4)

They claim a patriot’s name and guise,

With history painted in bold disguise.

Stirring anger, spreading lies,

Labeling foes in hateful cries.

 

(Chorus)

They rob our rights, they take their fill,

In luxury and power, they climb the hill.

The tyrant’s scheme is set in play,

To steal our gaze, to lead astray.

 

(Verse 5)

In the mask of love for land,

They twist the flag in their command.

With worship crafted in their name,

They steal it all in freedom’s shame.

 

(Verse 6)

With poets, muscle, myths, and lies,

Media’s voices amplify.

Spreading words to keep us still,

And seizing all with iron will.

 

(Chorus)

They rob our rights, they take their fill,

In luxury and power, they climb the hill.

The tyrant’s scheme is set in play,

To steal our gaze, to lead astray.

 

(Verse 7)

Their claim is power, final and true,

Splitting society in two.

One side praised, the other condemned,

Labeled as foes to meet their end.

 

(Bridge)

Enemies made, both real and fake,

For fascism’s endless power’s sake.

A nation’s fury, stirred by hate,

Controlled and crushed beneath their weight.

 

(Outro)

Fascism, a creed so vile,

Favoring a few in a toxic style.

Rights erased and dreams denied,

While thieves and killers wear the pride.

author

রাজা এ. কে. আজাদ আখন্দ

Raja AK Azad Akhund is a post-modern thinker, researcher, and volunteer. An alumnus of the University of Dhaka, he holds both a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Disaster Management, a foundation from which he surveys the complex topographies of disaster economics, climate change, geography and environmental science. Azad, in his seminal treatise, "Disaster economic loss and income: an assessment in entitlement perspective", interrogates the multifaceted nature of direct and indirect damages, transcending standard metrics to formulate a comprehensive mathematical calculus for disaster damage and loss assessment. Within this work, he posits the “Disaster Economic Protection Model,” a visionary policy framework that functions as a meta-narrative for sustainable development, ensuring that progress remains resilient against the entropic forces of natural catastrophe. Synthesizing the "eliminating rationalizing theory" of R.G.A. Williams, Azad engineered “Cross-eliminating Logical Analysis”—a deconstructive apparatus designed to achieve objective clarity in the face of contentious discourse. This methodology, rooted in the core tenets of neutrality and evidentiary rigor, serves as the cornerstone of his provocative literary contribution, "Songbidhaner Postmortem". In this work, he conducts a forensic interrogation of the Bangladeshi constitutional fabric, meticulously parsing the dialectics of reform with clinical precision. Beyond his empirical pursuits, Azad curates the bilingual (Bengali and English) intellectual landscape as the editor of The Independent Bangla, a literary magazine.

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