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On this track, composer-drummer Stewart Copeland’s strongly reggae-flavored rhythm and melody combine with Sting’s heartfelt lyrical plea to reject racism, xenophobia, and violence. (Copeland says his original lyrics for the song were much less socially responsible.) Moving past the self-imposed lim...
[Verse 1]
He goes out at night with his big boots on
None of his friends know right from wrong
They kick a boy to death 'cause he don't belong
You've got to humanise yourself
[Verse 2]
A policeman put on his uniform
He'd like to have a gun just to keep him warm
Because violence here is a social norm
You've got to humanise yourself
[Chorus]
Re-humanise yourself
Re-humanise yourself
Re-humanise yourself
Re-humanise yourself
[Verse 3]
I work all day at the factory
I'm building a machine that's not for me
There must be a reason that I can't see
You've got to humanise yourself
[Verse 4]
Billy's joined the National Front
He always was a little runt
He's got his hand in the air with the other cunts
You've got to humanise yourself
[Chorus]
Re-humanise yourself
Re-humanise yourself
Re-humanise yourself
Re-humanise yourself
[Verse 3]
I work all day at the factory
I'm building a machine that's not for me
There must be a reason that I can't see
You've got to humanise yourself
[Verse 2]
A policeman put on his uniform
He'd like to have a gun just to keep him warm
Because violence here is a social norm
You've got to humanise yourself
[Chorus]
Re-humanise yourself
Re-humanise yourself
Re-humanise yourself
Re-humanise yourself
Re-humanise yourself
Re-humanise yourself
Re-humanise yourself
Re-humanise yourself
Re-Humanise Yourself was written by Stewart Copeland & Sting.
Re-Humanise Yourself was produced by Hugh Padgham & The Police.
The Police released Re-Humanise Yourself on Fri Oct 02 1981.