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Jill once told me age plays hard on the mind I laughed until recently As I tried to address The masses
Jill once told me age plays hard on the mind I laughed until recently As I tried to address The masses It is said in reality that man loves man Animals are but a measure of his greatness A woman is attempting to lead this country The pure of heart are rolling in laughter At the man picked For the I s have strange since of reality Come they called from cave and barn A soft and pleasant sound Love is a gift we found Move along Rift of angels and man Only a God would understand And Cesar lost his way Just another stray From Cleo in her honor held Mark was felled Yet the emperor was strong Nero fired them all I watch in whimper stellar As reality shows break Who is the Marshall these days In foreign country Competition is done away Stoned Reality takes its toll As the Billy goat makes the bridge Over which the gorged of life live A dollar here a soul or two It is the mark of the masses We speak too Just a red in white Sad but true , we play the blues It was in fail of tray The clown and the dancer swayed And John lost his head But his words were not dead Jill once told me age plays hard on the mind I laughed until recently As I tried to address The masses Now we pray in schools That we pay A price to be free Twice to see Morality So all you who must choose In the battle of like All will loose But faith it comes around Hear the sound of Red white and blue

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Reviewed by Andre Bendavi ben-YEHU

Reviewed on January 9, 2008

Striking thoughts on our today's society, "Please" flows on waves of wisdom and poetic beauty.

In admiration,

Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU

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