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Artist: Kristendom
Canonical path: /kristendom/the-slave-will-become-great
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The Slave Will Become Great
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The Slave Will Become Great
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I feel injustice
'Coz
Of your weakness they benefit
You don't react
Too busy with your own survival
Your body's marked
Your face so wrinkled
Working since your
Youth, treated as a slave
Your body's marked
Your face so wrinkled
Treated as a slave
No more value in your hands
Your output has decreased
Your purpose was to sing
To become a Diva.
But your mind's tired
But wisdom will give you reason
You've only known misery
The slave will become great
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