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(poemsOnce you've reached the mountain top and screamed your name aloud; you’ll forget the hardness you faced when you were skyward bound. Once you've reached the mountain top and screamed your name aloud; you'll forever be remembered as The one who touched the clouds. Once you've reached the mountain top and screamed your name aloud; your legacy will be cemented the king of all around. Once you've reached the mountain top and screamed your name aloud; No one can take that from you your voice your pride your crown. Once I've reached the mountain top and screamed my name aloud; You'll hear my name across the world The man who greatness sounds. go here)
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