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Abe Lincoln

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Abe Lincoln

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Abe Lincoln, God bless him

Did his best to end depression

Good thinker, smart talker

Very tall man, very fast walker

Oh, lord, what a shame

Got shot down by three white name

Abe Lincoln, where are you now?

RFK, God bless him

Did his best to end depression

Oh yeah, his brother too

Their hearts was big, though their blood was blue

Oh, lord, what a shame

Sirhan Sirhan had such good aim

Got shot down by three white name

Kennedy boys, where are you now?

In heaven

In heaven

In heaven

You're in heaven now

In heaven

In heaven

In heaven

They're in heaven now

MLK, God bless him

Malcolm X, God bless him

Mahatma Gandhi, God bless him

John Lennon, God bless him

Oh lord, what a shame

They got gunned down at the height of their fame

We need you, boy, where are you now?

Ronald Reagan, why oh why?

How do you manage to slide on by?

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