J.a.w.
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J.a.w.
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He never knew you
Neither did I
Year 1942
She was born and she died
Just a baby
Not much of a life
The father, a drunk and his poor wife
The memory found late one night
Her name was Judith white
Her memory found once more
Her name was Judith white....
These people made me
Now its history
These people made me
Now it's family
She's gone to heaven
Won't be back again
Never knew her
But I won't forget
Family history and family past
Life is tragic but what a blast
Her memory found late one night
Her name was Judith white
Her memory found once more
Her name was Judith white....
It's nice to know where you're from
It's nice to know where you belong
It's nice to know nice to know
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