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Bible Verses
04:08
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The Locomotion
02:29
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You gotta swing your hips now...
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The Blackbird
02:56
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Where is your mother, asleep in her bed, where did the time go? Why can't you remember the things she said? Or didn't say, it's not her fault, she didn't want to but she got lost in her mind. Try to forgive her, and it's not your fault, please don't blame yourself. There is a blackbird, asleep in her nest, there did the time go, you got your rest, but where is your light? The universe is laughing, will you laugh too or will you cry, what is the point of all of this life?
Oh try To forgive
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Staten Island
04:00
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555
05:44
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The Light
04:12
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We have to do what we can when we can
And when we can't we must accept that too
For it's impossible to carry the pain of the whole world on very small shoulders
When I was young I wanted to take my life because of what other people had done
But what's the use of turning that pain upon yourself
It helps no one
Because living means being brave
But doing so with grace
It's a tricky line to dance upon
So be yourself
You can't be anyone else
Just write the words
Don't worry if they're heard
Put them out into the air
Sing it loud and sing it clear
Your time is here
You can be anyone anyone
So just be clear
Don't live your life in fear
Because it's not much time we get to be here
Even if we live for a hundred years
It's not much time that we get to be here
Life is a wonderful game that we play
Every single day
Write the story you want to read
Make every page your masterpiece
Leave a light for us to see
That light remains long after you leave'
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