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Artist: Rachel Wedeward
Canonical path: /rachel-wedeward/peace-skit
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Peace (Skit)
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Peace (Skit)
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Peace the word we rarely see
the word that we often hear
the war... that brings Arabic kids to tears
to see there love ones disappear
as bombs bombs go off
to bring down there clay made lofts
and love ones buried in tombs
it's just another day another night
to hear the bombs go BOOM!
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Rachel Wedeward performs "Peace (Skit)", and this lyric page sits inside the Rachel Wedeward catalog on LyroVerse.
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