Usher
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Usher
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I do not aspire to anything, not even to be a usher d
From the Ministry of culture, and the rulers
I care very little
I want to spread my knowledge accordingly
To my capacity in which I can guide the community
To promote that culture which is the true culture
Customs and traditions that are typical of the
Towns
I do not aspire to anything, not even to be a usher d
From the Ministry of culture, and the rulers
I care very little
And that knowledge is not created in four walls
So that later they say to one this is what they have
What to do, it is the people, the community itself that
They should tell you what your cultural need is and
Work alongside them to mortify her
I do not aspire to anything, not even to be a usher d
From the Ministry of culture, and the rulers
I care very little
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Sergio Umbria performs "Usher", and this lyric page sits inside the Sergio Umbria catalog on LyroVerse.
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