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We are march to the blacksmiths Blacks in thick black and deep black clothes We come to mourn against lawless smit For aged dark days and noisy nights., beneath gray sky Their envelope in our mailbox spews blackmail That they plan to transfer power by bed We refuse to swallow such corruption *** Now we will fight for generations to come Should we say the uniform saved us No! But yes! That blacks spoke in uniform can’t you see the strong bass in your black Ignite your coal that light be born.
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Nov 26, 2017
Nov 26, 2017 at 5:56 AM UTC
Black flame
We are march to the blacksmiths Blacks in thick black and deep black clothes We come to mourn against lawless smit For aged dark days and noisy nights., beneath gray sky Their envelope in our mailbox spews blackmail That they plan to transfer power by bed We refuse to swallow such corruption *** Now we will fight for generations to come Should we say the uniform saved us No! But yes! That blacks spoke in uniform can’t you see the strong bass in your black Ignite your coal that light be born.
Put your coal on fire and light beams... Behold...Zimbabwe saw light
KUVAR
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20/Nigeria
Nov 26, 2017
Nov 26, 2017 at 5:56 AM UTC
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