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To Be Set Free
I see the sunrise
The sky is black and gloomy
Barely the light slips through the dark
Another tough day
Almost two years here
I think, it sounds right…
I’ve lost track of the days
Almost sleepless in this death camp
I catch a glimpse of the leaves
They are changing, but it’s cold
Must be around November
The weather is harsh but different
I dream when I can,
Of back home, family and friends
The warm summers and cool winters
Nothing like the surroundings here
Cold all the time and foggy
Now it’s getting brighter
I see a little more sun from my cell
The cell that imprisons me
My life comes to an end
An end where I’ll see friends again
Friends I miss so dear
Friends in America not here
I hope someday to be set free
Set free to roam and see
To see the things that I have missed
My family who I dearly miss
My mother and father who I shall kiss
The day that I am set free
I will be set free
Not to the world but to the lord I do not see
I do not see why they do this
They make us hurt while we miss
Miss the ones whom are still at home
Praise the lord, the Jews
Shalom
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