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why never?


If only I were the consious of others Telling them to unite as brothers If only they saw the troubles They would forget about the wonders If only they tried to make an improvement We would be proud with our movement If only the trees could talk They would mock our words "there's plenty of trees" If only I could If only I could save our enviroment.
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