We Make it Known (Dax Joker Remix)

Verse

They call me Joker, but I don’t jest—

I write for the voiceless, not the well-dressed.

For the child denied a vaccine’s grace,

For the mother erased from the budget’s face.

Verse

I’ve walked the halls with a badge and plea,

Where policy meets hypocrisy.

I’ve pitched for aid, for equity’s rise,

While they filibuster hope in disguise.

Chorus

I remix silence into global flame,

Torch the apathy, name the shame.

From RESULTS briefs to ONE Campaign calls,

I build from the margins, not marble halls.

Verse

I’m the analyst they didn’t expect,

A satirist with no respect

For systems that starve while leaders feast—

I write for the silenced, not the beast.

Chorus

I’m the Joker with a justice pen,

Writing for Shot@Life’s hope to extend.

I turn red tape into rally cries,

A vendor of truth where the budget lies.

Verse

I fight for the zero-dose child unseen,

For clinics that run on hope and caffeine.

I’ve pitched for Gavi, for Global Fund resolve,

For lives they count but never evolve.

Chorus

They call me Joker, but I don’t play—

I write for the pantry, the line, the fray.

For the mom who’s told her hunger’s fate,

While leaders feast and legislate.

Verse

I remix grief into grassroots flame,

Turn shutdown scripts into spoken shame.

Indiana bred, with Hoosier pride,

I fight for justice, side by side.

Chorus

I write for the march they never led,

For feet uncounted, tears unshed.

If you walk that road alone,

Join my circus. We make it known.