Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters has covered "The Right to Live in Peace" as a protest anthem against several global political leaders, including President Donald Trump.
"This is for the people of Santiago & Quito & Jaffa & Rio & La Paz & New York & Baghdad & Budapest and everywhere else the man means us harm," Waters said of his cover.
"The Right to Live in Peace" was originally recorded in 1971 by Victor Jara, a Chilean folk artist and activist.
"So beware Bolsonaro / Giuido and Modi and Trump / The Cassarolazo is louder than all of your guns / It's the beating heart of the people / And the message is perfectly plain / Our mother earth is just not for sale," Waters sings in his rendition.
Recently, Waters was forced to postpone his 2020 tour due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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