Fetus Infeto
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Fetus Infeto
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Incomplete embryo
Wishes to grow
His cells multiply
Incomplete embryo
Wishes to explore
Get lost
In the material world
Incomplete embryo
Wishes to breathe
Polute his little lungs
Incomplete embryo
Needs to know
The suffering
Tthat is life
Incomplete embryo
Listen to him
Incomplete embryo
Wwishes to eat,
Ddrink, have sex
And defend himself
But he will be born
Get old, get sick
And then die
Incomplete embryo
Came down to the Earth
He's spiritual soul
Incomplete embryo
Wishes to cry
Call down the midwife
Take it easy, Woodstock
The body pershes
But thebeing
Inside lives on
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