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Dragged Against My Will

A man was on his way home to prepare for his daughters graduation he never made it because of racial discrimination walking down the road with a heart beaming full of pride for a child he sired he could not wait to open his arms wide and loving hold her telling her how proud of her he was it never happened BECAUSE his body laid in pieces along the road side a joyous event turned in to something that induced many to cry James remains were left in front of an African American (black) cemetery he went home to be with his LORD let not your heart be troubled work together to be on one accord

Copyright © | Year Posted 2006




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