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Four Hundred Twenty Six


Four hundred twenty-six ambassadors

Kids who want to change the world, one by one

To the world we are simply amateurs

But our futures shine bright like the sun

 

No one perceives the impact that HOBY has

The effect, or the lessons learned and taught

We came from sixteen countries to blend as

One, a bond was formed that became a knot

 

HOBY gave me a second family

It's constant fun with them, never a yawn

Great friends that I can trust whole-heartedly

Four hundred twenty-six friends to count on

 

Miles are between us, but we're not apart

We are forever bonded by our hearts

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