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Blood is thicker than water For I know all my brothers Even in the deep sea side Am never far from my country side For everywhere I go Their blood never cease to flow Covered with water and sand I know all the path that leads to my mother's land No place like home For it was once said by hope Even after abandoning my peace When trouble hits so hard I run to find my peace With happy minds and happy hearts The table turn with all their cards beating to suit my taste That I regret why I made haste Running back to my troubles that take me back bulliies Destroying the life I had met Making wish for what I have yet
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