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Fallen Standard

FALLEN STANDARD The passeth days goeth this fast The cometh days changeth this fast Thou time of the seasons that sleep low Thee changeth time, changeth behaviour changeth man, give me back time. The days of oldeth that standard Was peak, time changereth, man died Younger, you changereth, seasons gives ways. We forgotten what makes us shout at night The village square lost significance Why thy squash? We uses square for churches Oh, standard has fallen, Respect lost Fallen standard, our locality grow with love, our fathers grow with respect. Believe, unity, strength and power. We have given Our Own, to have their Own, time take me back, where is respect Let me have her. African standard has fallen We lost respect African preferred the big market Were is your small once that Meet your needs? African preferred the big towns Were our village and our fathers Grave grow grass Africans were is you Respect My father told me about? Africans were is your strength? The black colour of your nations All are fallen, fallen to dust African call back your children Call her back she is far very far Time healer of pain take me back To build to a good standard. African of the Atlantic African of the equator Africans of the desert Cultured me in your race, black Colour, strength of the empires REASONS OF WRITING African have given all traces of her race To have western life, forgotten were she Is from. So many Africans have.given up her colour that unit the race and decided to take the western life. MESSAGE 1. What unit the nations of Africans her colour (black colour) 2. We should stop fighting one another we are of the same race. 3. What we live our locality to big towns can be really be gotten within the locality. The Africans can unit without war 4. That those in far lands (western world) should come home and build this empires. 5. Have is very important in the race of Africans.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2011




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