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Artist: Capital Letters
Canonical path: /capital-letters/president-amin
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President Amin
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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President Amin
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He is coming
He is coming
There was a general
General Amin
This man is on the scene
And he's killing
The black brothers and sisters
One by one
Two by two
And three by three
This man is killing them
This man is dread
He's dreader than dread
This man he rules in Uganda
And he's causing a right propaganda
He wants to rule all of Africa
He wants to be king if kings
And lords of lords
But he will never be lord of lords
This man they call president Amin
President Amin
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