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Always in my hearing Each time I ran out of my track My conscience shouts! You have been warned Olajide It shouted so many times Remember,says mother's voice So soon to have forgotten Mother seated at the edge Of her wooden bed At the corner of her bed saying ''Olajide my son You are my hope My season My morning, noon and evening time The seed I have been watering My vineyard you are'' My conscience remember me All parent are sowers All they need is a return A bountiful one My son, my son Are you counting my calls And you said yes You are my seed Be viable You were implored Don't be spoilt And know the son of whom you are My whole go with you As whole of snell shell Goes all ways with it Mother prayed As you stepped out To the future As the spinner are never, Tired of spinning their cotton The weaver works on their And fire blazes always in the, Blacksmith hut Mother's voice, remember My conscience says.
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Mar 26, 2013
Mar 26, 2013 at 10:10 AM UTC
MOTHER'S VOICE Time of Thought 5: 30pm Date of Thought August 11,2006
Always in my hearing Each time I ran out of my track My conscience shouts! You have been warned Olajide It shouted so many times Remember,says mother's voice So soon to have forgotten Mother seated at the edge Of her wooden bed At the corner of her bed saying ''Olajide my son You are my hope My season My morning, noon and evening time The seed I have been watering My vineyard you are'' My conscience remember me All parent are sowers All they need is a return A bountiful one My son, my son Are you counting my calls And you said yes You are my seed Be viable You were implored Don't be spoilt And know the son of whom you are My whole go with you As whole of snell shell Goes all ways with it Mother prayed As you stepped out To the future As the spinner are never, Tired of spinning their cotton The weaver works on their And fire blazes always in the, Blacksmith hut Mother's voice, remember My conscience says.
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Mar 26, 2013
Mar 26, 2013 at 10:10 AM UTC
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