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Where Is Home?

Song · 2007 · Bloc Party. Album: A Weekend in the City

For when 'home' doesn't feel safe 🏠

Who it's for

Kele Okereke wrote this after the racist murder of a young Black man in London, asking where Black Britons are supposed to feel at home.

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What it is

"Where Is Home?" is the seventh track on Bloc Party's 2007 album A Weekend in the City. Kele Okereke's lyrics begin at the funeral of Christopher Alaneme, a Black teenager killed in a racially motivated attack in Kent in April 2006, whom Okereke described as a cousin through their mothers' close friendship.

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Heads up: References to racist violence and murder.

Age: Suggested 13+

I know why the caged bird sings, ah me,Paul Laurence Dunbar, “Sympathy”

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