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Open smiles were fading away As the seeds grew into trees Innocent babies falling on the mother Foreign guillotines flying free The river of blood flowing by her Mother’s sons are rising too Fiery eyes blinded by the sister You were a part of it too Open your eyes and look up at the sky Oh Mother we won’t let you cry Your salty tears gushing down the rivers Will bring your boys back home to life Pretty birds will sing out for you Mama We’ll build a heaven around you MA! All the toys were stolen by the father And the children suffer in loneliness One ******* gone brings around another Our pockets overflowing with emptiness Sad little sister fears the brother She can’t hug mama all alone Left to kiss the feet of the mother She has lost her way back home Its time to wipe your tears ma Its time to forget your fears ma Its time for me to come home ma Its time you were not alone ma Its time to….
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Oct 9, 2011
Oct 9, 2011 at 11:21 AM UTC
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Open smiles were fading away As the seeds grew into trees Innocent babies falling on the mother Foreign guillotines flying free The river of blood flowing by her Mother’s sons are rising too Fiery eyes blinded by the sister You were a part of it too Open your eyes and look up at the sky Oh Mother we won’t let you cry Your salty tears gushing down the rivers Will bring your boys back home to life Pretty birds will sing out for you Mama We’ll build a heaven around you MA! All the toys were stolen by the father And the children suffer in loneliness One ******* gone brings around another Our pockets overflowing with emptiness Sad little sister fears the brother She can’t hug mama all alone Left to kiss the feet of the mother She has lost her way back home Its time to wipe your tears ma Its time to forget your fears ma Its time for me to come home ma Its time you were not alone ma Its time to….
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Oct 9, 2011
Oct 9, 2011 at 11:21 AM UTC
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