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The Mother Land
  The soil beneath my feet
  is the most sacred thing for me
  Like a tree, I rose through the stones
  I rose so high, and then I froze …
  The soil beneath my feet I call my home..
  Is gone
  Many called this land their home…
  And as I grew older, I used to boast…
  “This is where I’m from”
  The throne, of the world we’re on
  Where angels sing a beautiful song
  Of all the great men that have walked upon the soft soil underneath which…
  Thousands of years have been stored…in a precious embrace with the stones
  Which we now, years later throw…at the oppressors with a heart cold…
  After being given a taste of heaven…
  A time came, when the place I used to call my home…
  Was gone…

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