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From the rolling hills with the valley's in between	A
The majestic mountains with all it's peaks	B
The fast flowing rivers with the deep canyons	C
The massive deserts with sand dunes moving so fast	D
The thick forest with flowers smelling sweet	E
The grasslands with predators lurking around	F
The oceans with water so blue keeps on making everything new	G
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From icelands with snow so white and bright	H
From farms with food abundantly good	I
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The churches mosques temples where we practice our beliefs	J
The family's both far and near	K
The cities big and small the ghetto which never fall	L
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From crime that seem so out of time	M
The marriage that make you run for the first carriage	N
The fear that bring all the bad things near	K
The genocide that makes the people run wild	O
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The witch hunt with accusations so blunt	P
The disaster's that never hands out parcels	Q
The masses that never give reasons for the clashes	R
The wars that never have a cause	S
The hunger that allows everyone to plunder	T
The sickness that claim so many victims	U
The places not meant for all the races	V
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From slavery without any waivery	T
From harbours with tall mast ships	W
From trains that cross majestic plains	X
From aeroplanes that fly through pouring rain	Y
From cars beaten and littered with scars	Z
From walking that never allows talking	A2
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We forget these things over time now we say all these things are mine forgetting we were all immigrants at sometime	M

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