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150 Years to Life (Mother's Cry)

by mike-hauser

**sun baked fields rows of cotton time can't heal a stench so rotten scars that form on darkened backs cuts so deep don't leave the head mother's cry the whips they crack this kind of life only healed by death stolen souls from broken homes face of the proud beaten down over a hundred years not much has changed different scars on different names what we find in the drag of time that whips still crack mother's still cry**
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mike-hauser
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Aug 27, 2015
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