On Poverty And Wealth
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On Poverty And Wealth
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I want you to love me
That is until the disease
I want to be happy
With its presence
I want to marry
Who knows some kids
I am happy, but I want to be more
For you welcome to my life
I want to marry
Searching for a godfather
And be happy in poverty and wealth
I never want the disease.
On poverty and wealth
I want you
On poverty and wealth
I want to be happy
On poverty and wealth
On poverty and wealth
On poverty and wealth
On poverty and wealth
I want you to love me
That is until the disease
I want to be happy
With its presence
Never leave me alone
Never, never, never.
On poverty and wealth.
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