First World Problems
Elizabeth Buelna Gomez
You're able to wake up feeling refreshed
Walking out the door looking well dressed
Already ate but you still complain complain
Complain about your phone lagging and that little crack
While there's a child in Iraq who just saw her parents blow up in an explosion
And you still cry about no headphone jack
Well this child's ears still can't hear from the attack
You cry about long lines of traffic
But this child is yet to find out she will be used for human trafficking in pornographic networks
You get to work but now your mouth’s nagging
Faster than a cheetah because the wifi is lagging
But no faster than the kid who's trying to escape
Because she knows her fate and already gone through rape
You feel superior although deep inside you’re incomplete
Wondering if that iPhone X would serve as a mind relief
Don't worry though, it's a bandaid and you’re just asleep
Walking out the door looking well dressed
Already ate but you still complain complain
Complain about your phone lagging and that little crack
While there's a child in Iraq who just saw her parents blow up in an explosion
And you still cry about no headphone jack
Well this child's ears still can't hear from the attack
You cry about long lines of traffic
But this child is yet to find out she will be used for human trafficking in pornographic networks
You get to work but now your mouth’s nagging
Faster than a cheetah because the wifi is lagging
But no faster than the kid who's trying to escape
Because she knows her fate and already gone through rape
You feel superior although deep inside you’re incomplete
Wondering if that iPhone X would serve as a mind relief
Don't worry though, it's a bandaid and you’re just asleep