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Artist: Christ On Parade
Canonical path: /christ-on-parade/stupid-questions-not-to-ask
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Stupid Questions (Not To Ask
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Stupid Questions (Not To Ask
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Are you what you´re supposed to be?
Do you take responsibility?
Are you aware of your possibilities?
Do you accept others for what they are?
Are you spontaneous in your behaviour?
Do you have a good sense of humor?
Does the good of mankind concern you?
Do you work hard at whatever you do?
Do you ever try something new?
Or do you feel as if you´ve been thrown into this world?
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