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must be paid Not by us but our sons and daughters * Refrain
the things I heard It was harder times and longer days Five miles to school, uphill both ways We were cane-switched raised, and dirt-floor poor 'Course
score (Working for the black gas) Cowboy number one A born-again poor man's son (Poor man's son) On the air America I modeled shirts by Van Heusen
at all time So I tote my strap in the hood and all time But respect ain't just something that?s understood in our time Especially by our kind man I hate it
, part son Origin of love Now the gods grew quite scared of our strength and defiance And Thor said: "I'm gonna kill them all with my hammer Like
at all time So I tote my strap in the hood and all time But respect ain't just something that?s understood in our time Especially by our kind man I hate it
church come on and sing If you've been washed by the water Your old came up new If you're a son or a daughter Go on raise up a hallelujah Got joy in
the throne up in our home were called to lead the way For our sons and daughters through disorder must combat to stay Go away no we won't we gotta choose to go
Met a girl by the name of Miss Fortune Her daddy was a very rich man He told me, "Son, proceed with caution If you wanna take my little girl's
pay the ransom For you and for me We're no longer outcasts We're daughters and sons Born of His Spirit And washed by His blood God gave us a purpose He
The Arrival Leaving by the same door from which he had come in, He finds some sort of freaks ghetto on the other side. When they catch sight
knows we need it Won't you rearrange the space we think is right? 'Cause we all fall And we all cry And we all stand on idly by And sing And we are
make a move Then body them Rich should arm the poor to armor them 2nd amendment that a sponsor them Any die then we a martyr them As the sons
we are We are the lost generations, we are the sons you left behind We are your daughters husbands, not able to provide, what you expect we should, we
no more For the English they told us, they needed water to pour The sound of laughter from our sons and daughters Would soon be replaced by seventy
A mother and her son daddy is a vagabond Asking for change his life went down the drain All because of a little baggy filled with stuff Was caught in his
of unrelenting love Rescue every daughter, bring us back the wayward son And by Your spirit, breathe upon them, show the world that You alone can save You alone
to be poor to be employed by a dropped out I'm everything iam cause mama loved me She taught me how to pray She really prayed for me God is number one I'm
daughter and my son when the time come Teach them 'bout their heritage and where they come from Teach them 'bout their family history and then some I've
Yo Malik Blunt Whassup? Tell me how you like your grits man Man I like all kinds of grits son I just don't like them sticky grits
eternal love, Well supply thy sons and daughters, And all fear of want remove. Who can faint while such a river Ever flows their thirst to assuage? Grace
By white people, and for white people. Native americans, Blacks, and all other non-white people, were to be the Burden bearers, for the real
the darkness Come out of the night We're sons and we're daughters We're children of light The struggles you carry Oh bring them to Christ His yoke is so easy His
your way into oblivion Sons and daughters, the ill and the blind Pissant thieves you're all out of mind Those at the front and far behind Bit by bit you
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