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Peter’s Song

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Peter’s Song

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My friend the day have been hard

But keep on man, a little more

Soon the night will come

And we’ll dream of our homeland

Where our children run free

Will run free

And we’ll be able to smile with them

They can hurt our body, but not our faith

They plague our skin, but not our soul

Look at the sky and just wait

Our tears change into hope

And your tired hands into prayers

The carriage comes to feet us

You always knew where to go

Where your place of happiness is

With our blood they buy money

But with that we bought redemption

If your mind lives beyond the chains

You will never be a slave

In your heart faith is like

Dancing on cotton with no thorns

Your smile takes me home

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