Pakistani schoolchildren are rallying against terrorism with a message you need to see

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Pakistani schoolchildren are rallying against terrorism with a message you need to see

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(Web Desk) One month on…Pakistani schoolchildren are rallying against the terrorists with a message that the whole world needs to listen and support.

As the schools reopen after the extended winter holidays following the tragic Peshawar massacre that left 150 dead including 132 schoolchildren, Pakistan armed forces’ public relations wing Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) has accurately summed the sentiments and resolve of the schoolchildren in a video song.

This video song is in Urdu language and has been on Pakistani TV screens for a few days now. But the message in this video is global, you can’t just miss it.

The complete lyrics of the song are:

Where is he searching me? I’ll be found in books
I’ll be found in the promises I’ve made with my mother

I’m the future to come, how can he kill me today?
He must be delusional to think he can kill my dreams

I’ve fought well for I am your blood
I have showed it to the enemy how I am bigger than him

I am from a nation whose children scare him
He thinks he’s a fierce enemy but (in fact) fights with children

When you hugged me when I departed (dear mother)
You sent me with God’s peace and called me your son

From where did he come in the path of God’s peace?
He came (dear mother) as near as (my forehead) where you kissed me

I am from a nation whose children scare him
He thinks he’s a fierce enemy but (in fact) fights with children

I’ve had to go but my brother is here now
(My brother) will now study all that I couldn’t

My father is also here, how far can you go?
This is now a promise that you’ll never be able to come here again

I am from a nation whose children scare him
He thinks he’s a fierce enemy but (in fact) fights with children

At least 150 people were killed including 132 schoolchildren, teachers and principal on December 16, 2014 when 6 armed gunmen stormed the Army Public School in Peshawar. The massacre is one of the deadliest attacks in the country’s history.