"Jubilee 2000" by Noam Chomsky is not a song but rather an essay or speech by the notable linguist and political activist. It discusses the issue of debt cancellation and the social, economic, and political implications surrounding it. Chomsky examines the historical context of debt and lending, highlighting how the burden of repayment often falls on the most vulnerable populations while the wealthy and powerful benefit. He critiques the role of financial institutions and international organizations in exacerbating the debt crisis, as well as the negative effects of financial liberalization on social justice and democracy. Overall, the essay emphasizes the need for systemic change and the recognition of the unjust nature of current debt systems.