In The Streets (Interlude)
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In The Streets (Interlude)
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I arise
And open eyes
And focus ears
And all I hear
Is children playing in the streets
Watch them playing in the streets
And they at peace and they are free
If they can see it then why can't we
I see them playing in the streets
Watch them playing in the streets
So be the one to set the plan
And use your knowledge as your weapon
And see some reading in the streets
No more bleeding in the streets
So when we start is when it end
So let's begin 'cause I intend
To see my children playing in the streets
Watch them playing in the streets
Watch them playing in the streets
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