Streets Of Freedom
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Streets Of Freedom
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Hey a say loneliness for my company
Tears for my coffee
Sorrows for my bread
Thickets and thorns for my bed too but
I know we're gonna walk
The streets of freedom yes
I know we're gonna walk the streets of freedom but
When will it be when will it be
When will it be when will it be
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Way over yonder
The flowers of happiness
Blooming so slow
Blooming slow but sure yes
A wha dem a go do
When the tables turn
A wha dem a go do
When we hold the handle
And then dem hold the blade
When will it be when will it be
When will it be when will it be
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