Prayer To Jah
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Prayer To Jah
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Father today I cry to thee
Let not my enemies over come me
Every day they are growing more stronger
They have set their traps up all around me
But the hotter the battle the sweeter the victory
For who God bless no man shall curse
I know one day I get my reward
When I see them come falling at my feet
But I won't do like them
For I'm a righteous man
I will show them the good man should do showing them
We are one skin one blood
So we should love one another and things will be better
I know,I know things will be better
Say if you give love a try
Yes people unite
Say if you give love a try..............
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