Mutual Benefit
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Diamond Day

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Diamond Day

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Just another diamond day

Just a blade of grass

Just another bale of hay

Hope the horses pass

Just another field to plough

Just a grain of wheat

Just a sack of seed to sow

And the children eat

Just another life to live

Just a word to say

Just another love to give

And a diamond day

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