Ancient Egypt
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Ancient Egypt
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Ancient egypt
Many years ago
In egypt
The pharaoh did not spare his slaves
And sent them to work very
Soldaderas and beat them with whips
Aaaaaa!
As that season was bad
Ancient egypt was very violent
And the pharaoh was not even an iota of pity
The egyptians were building pyramids for pharaoh
And the slaves who participated
Construction had cut the tongue
Not to reveal the secrets
Aaaaaa!
As that season was bad
Ancient egypt was very violent
And the pharaoh was not even an iota of pity
Aaaaaa!
How bad it was that time
Egypt antid was very violent
Only had violence
As that season was bad
Ancient egypt was very violent
And the pharaoh was not even an iota of pity
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