Gone a Cemetery
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Gone a Cemetery
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In his quest to know himself
Jah gave him little time
And his ego would one day take him
Way out a line
You taught him all that you could, and look now
He would turn a rebel as he should
But him gone to penitentiary
In a state of emergency
And placed in infirmary
After beaten by authorities
And now him gone a cemetery
His heart was filled with love, still man tumble down
His mind it was big and bright, soon fire start ignite
And for all his faithfulness, he would be gone a cemetery
Through great focus and dedication
He made it his life's mission
With equal rights and justice in question
He saw one direction
Thinking it would play like robin hood
Life can be cruel he now understood
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