The text is a dialogue from a conversation between an agent and Wyclef, a character in a refugee camp. The agent informs Wyclef that a woman named Aya Bongo is about to be deported back to a hostile country. Wyclef expresses his concern and shares his personal history with Aya, who was once a sweet girl in high school. The agent then proceeds to deport Aya, despite Wyclef's protests. The conversation is interspersed with a song about money and struggle, which reflects Wyclef's experiences and the harsh realities of life in the camp.
1. The agent's mission is difficult.
2. The agent is showing photos of Aya Bongo.
3. Aya Bongo is to be deported back to a hostile country.
4. The agent cannot let this happen.
5. The agent is in a refugee camp.
6. The agent is waiting for word if they will get into the country or be deported.
7. The agent wants to see Aya Bongo get in.
8. Aya Bongo is described as the sweetest girl.
9. The agent is singing about Aya Bongo's past and present life.
10. Aya Bongo used to be a high school girl.
11. Aya Bongo is now working for the president.
12. Aya Bongo is being deported.
13. Aya Bongo is being asked to gather her belongings.
14. The agent is singing about money and the struggle for it.
15. The agent is singing about Aya Bongo's transformation from a sweet girl to a woman who tricks on the track.
16. The agent is singing about Aya Bongo's struggle to make ends meet.
17. The agent is singing about Aya Bongo's past and present life again.
18. The agent is singing about money and the struggle for it again.