This rock song, “All Along the Border” is sung by legendary rock star Wayne Kramer of the Motor City Five (“Kick Out the Jams”). This song takes a hard look at poverty and the shameful homelessness we have in America, where in some places, homeless refugees, living under bridges, are begging from the poor. All Along the Border (lyrics) All along the borders of America homeless refugees are begging from the poor helicopters hover overhead to save a few of the almost dead and sell the rest the guarantee the guarantee of freedom But I am not crying I am not astounded it is the passing breeze that calls for me out of sight for all to see that’s all that’s left for me and they say, “Look the other way” but I can’t stand to see a generation dying All along the border I found nothing much to live life for I saw ignorance of a mighty throne high above me All along the borders of America homeless refugees are begging from the poor people massed in makeshift graves under bridges of our freeways with no hope left no hope left of ever crawling home All along the border all along the border all along the border all along the border