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Artist: Trepidant's
Canonical path: /trepidants/dead-past
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Dead Past
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Dead Past
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Some of the men may thinking that
Their bright color makes them different
From those whose skin was a mark someday
Why don't they know this all passed away
Better have a pure black soul Than having a very bright From generation to generation
There has always been a preconception
But these men called white therefore are losing
For black are getting famous among them
Better have a pure black soul
Than having a very bright one
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