Sufferin' In The Land
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Sufferin' In The Land
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Da, da, da, day...
Sufferin' in the land
It is plain to see we're in a devil situation
Sufferin' in the land
Nearly half of the world on the world of starvation
Sufferin' in the land
And the children are crying for more education
Sufferin' in the land
Let's singin'
Da, da, da, day...
Sufferin' in the land
The rich get richer and the poor get poorer
Sufferin' in the land
Everything's gettin' higher and the time get tougher
Sufferin' in the land
They're making guns and bombs to set the world on fire
Sufferin' in the land
I'm singin'
Da, da, da, day...
Sufferin' in the land, Lord
Da, da, da, day...
Sufferin' in the land
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