He Has Died
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He Has Died
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This story talks about a man
He lived in Sollentuna/
Once he left to join the niggers` fight
He never came back home again.
He died strugglin` and dreamin` of his land
And screaming loud its great name
He was faithful to his own race
And was killed by a black man.
And now that he has died
He will give pain to a nigger child
Tonight.
He'll dream the biggest troll
That kills his father like a dog.
Na, na...
The man was loyal to his lord
He had strength and courage
He loved his wife who was a little doll
He fought for all his stock.
He had many things to teach his child
Who would have become like him
But he turned to the other part
And was banished without thinking twice.
And now that he has died
He will give pain to a nigger child
Tonight.
He'll dream the biggest troll
That kills his father like a dog.
Na, na...
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