"Guantanamo Bay-ra" a parody song by Lee Paxton of "Guantanamera", 
which is a song that Pete Seeger adapted years ago from the poem written by Jose Marti.  
Towards the end of this song, there's a brief segue into a parody of the "Banana Boat Song" 
(Day-O), a traditional Jamaican Calypso folk song, whose best-known version was sung by 
Harry Belafonte.  This parody song, however, is about the torture prisons ran by the 
US government, in particular the one still in use at Guantanamo Bay.

No, this ain't Cozumel
I hope you don't mind the foul smell
Hear the tortured prisoners scream and yell
They treat us just as bad as Fidel

Here at Guantanamo Bay-ra, Guantanamo Bay-ya !
Please close Guantanamo Bay-ya, Guantanamo Bay-ra !

They lock us up like chickens
and act pompous like Christopher Hitchens
They break the Geneva Convention
and mock their real intentions

Here at Guantanamo Bay-ra, Guantanamo Bay-ya !
Please close Guantanamo Bay-ya, Guantanamo Bay-ra !

They tied me up for three days to a chair
They beat me up and no one seems to care
I'm not a terrorist, though I'm from over there
But how would Bush and Cheney like to be here ?

Here at Guantanamo Bay-ra, Guantanamo Bay-ya !
Please close Guantanamo Bay-ya, Guantanamo Bay-ra !

Hey, I'm not the Taliban
don't put electrodes on my banana
they torture me and I want to go home

Ow-Oh, Oww-Ohh !!!
they torture me and I want to go home

CIA, Abu Ghraib, Guantanamo Bay
they torture me and I want to go home

Ow-Oh, Oww-Ohh !!!
they torture me and I want to go home

Away from Guantanamo Bay-ra, Guantanamo Bay-ya !
Please close Guantanamo Bay-ya now !