Dear Sister, Dear Brother
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Dear Sister, Dear Brother
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Hello in the name of our Father
Though we don't share the same mother
We know how we will be forever
To those who know they are our brother
Do not stand ahead of another
You can't freeze me cuz you can't reach me
You live a life that comes all too easy
In every hardship there's a reason
But you're not seeing so you're not believing
To those who know they are our sister
It's midnight tune in your transistor
The world's still pulled by strings of Builderberg
We won't work their schemes or be concerned
Man, fellowman is not your enemy
The world strikes out on us universally
And do no gasp at death of celebrity
Ours is not a life of futility
Do not stand ahead of each other
Dear sister, dear brother
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