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kharma by Steve Patterson Tuesday, December 28, 2004 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan what goes around comes around
hear that sound don't turn around then Life's found the You you used to be can't you see how It be you do this or you do that did you know where in the end you be There kharma what goes around is bound to be found in the end you are back where you began payin' your dues payin' your true s or lies there lyes the truth or there lyes the lies livin' or dyin' truth or liein' kharma an endless circle that begins but has no ends a miricle or a sin a blessing or a curse of course the beginning is the end kharma only my philosophy

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Reviewed by Ed Matlack	12/28/2004

Funny you should write of this today, as I was just thinking how my life has changed in the past few weeks and last night I had the neatest thing happen, the nicest thing a person could do, they helped me without thought of payment or anything and that is Karma working in my life...I am sure you are paying your dues into karma, what with your dad and all, it will come back to you, ten fold...Seek Peace, Ed & rufuz