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Declare by Sekou-Ajene Tafari Friday, June 15, 2007 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan

Call I no lion, or nothing like that. Call I no Jah, call I no God. Call I no Christ, or nothing like that. Call I Haile Sellassie I! And let my name thunder throughout the Earth. Let your roar awaken them, that slumber in the venomous pits of, discrimination, disunity, disloyalty. Those that call I name in vain, let them scattter at the sound, let them hide their faces in shame, at the sounding of I name - HAILE SELLASSIE I! HAILE SELLASSIE I! Emperor Haile Sellassie I.�

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