Nervous on Airplanes

Nervous on Airplanes
(Reflections of Juan Williams’ comments about Muslims on airplanes)

Whenever I get on airplanes,
I always look around,
Who are passengers that fly by air
And don’t travel on the ground?

Old ladies, kids, white and black
No reason to be alarmed,
But when I look in first class,
I get nervous of future harm.

I see white men in Armani suits
Toasting their champagne,
They just moved their companies
To foreign nations with no shame.

Saipan, Guam, and India
Receive America’s labor,
Jobs that once were in U.S
Are now with foreign neighbors.

The white men in Gucci shoes
Are now laughing in first class,
I’m afraid we may go down;
Livable wages will not last.