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Artist: Ras Haitrm
Canonical path: /ras-haitrm/do-you-remember
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Do You Remember
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Do You Remember
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As I use my tissue, let me tell you that is not an issue from the past
Do you remember? The days of slavery?
I do, and you, what about you
Used to rape my mother, used to rape my sister
Brutalize my brother while grandpapa was watching all dat. She
Do you remember the days of slavery
I do, I do, I do and you, what about you
They didn’t never ever give us a chance
They brought colonialism
They never never give us a chance, they brought colonialism
At this time we face neo colonialism
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