I Am the Family Man
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I Am the Family Man
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Watching the tv
Listening the news
I'm hearing so much
Trouble around
One half of my heart
Would go there to help
But the other half
Always stops me
My aim in life
To love my wife
Poverty and wars
That's all we can call life
My aim in life
To bring a child
Purpose of all assistances
Greed of gain and power
I can't help them
To my fellow-man
We don't call you account
It's up to your conscience
I can't help them
While I am a
Family man
Noble sentiments are weaker than
Instinct of self-preservation
As animals protect their offsprings
Humans do it similarly
Our donations and
Sympathy are count
But can't be the balm
Of our problems
Family men have
To work on a world
In which their children
Can do much more.
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