The case of R V. Kapp

Here are the lyrics for the song

Welcome to your life
There’s no turning back 
Even while we sleep
We will find you 
Acting on your best behavior 
Turn your back on mother nature
Everybody wants to rule the world

This song talks about reconciliations 
For all the First Nations who received unfair treatments
MAYBE , It time to say sorry 

I always had this kind of imaginations
What if We experienced the same thing as First Nations did
Back to the time even before colonization was there
Will Canada still have this much of discrimination

Ladies and gentleman, Let’s think about this 

Let’s go back to the time of 1942
Pretending we are the part of First Nation Crew
We were all forced go into the residential schools
Receiving inhuman and cruel treatments that destroys the beautiful childhood
We lost our own language and tradition
Seeing our friends and relatives die because of mental and physical problems

Would you be frustrated  Would you be disappointed
Or would you also cry like an aboriginal child did
Unlike you guys, my family has experienced similar treatments as First Nations did
The bloody Japanese went to my home and threw our people into the assimilation field 
They wanted all the Chinese to join the Japanese hood
Fortunately, this never turned to reality

This is the reason why we want the reconciliation 
Because we want to pay back and rebuild relations 
To cure the damages of these injustices it may take eight generations
Man, you know, we will eventually arrive at our destination

It’s my own design 
It’s my own remorse 
Help me to decide 
Help me to make the most 
Of freedom and of pleasure 
Nothing ever lasts forever
Everybody wants to rule the world 

Can’t stand this indecision
Married with a lack of vision
Everybody wants to rule the world

Wankun Shang