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No!

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No!

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We got rich on their expense

Exploited land and people

Now they need a helping hand

All they had we took away

Now they knock on our door

But we slam it in their face

Why should we stop them

I will not stop them

Nobody wants to be poor

Be on the run for hunger or live a life in war

Do they have to beg us on their knees?

There should always be room for strangers and refugees!

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