Mind Your Own Business Canada

“Mind Your Own Business, Canada” is a spoken-word protest anthem that confronts censorship, surveillance, and the erosion of public discourse with sharp, unfiltered clarity. The lyrics reject government overreach and preemptive control, asserting that speech—especially dissent—is not a threat but a communal right. Through rhythmic declarations and call-and-response refrains, the piece reframes anger as witness and resistance as dignity. Lines like “We’re not your bots, we’re breath and song” and “You can’t fence off what the Spirit frees” (if retained) evoke the tension between imposed silence and collective truth. The chorus—“Mind your own business, Canada!”—is not just a demand; it’s a refusal to be managed, redacted, or erased. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL95u8glK0P2ZFy23pE5eUFgRHf_gs3xAi&si=oCcddIlkzeShkEnY