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Mama Put

mama put i can never forget? the ghetto i was born in the ghetto i was raised in the ghetto it not easy sometimes i wonder how i came this far so i can never forget the past either can i forget our famous mama put mama put is not easy when we live below a dollar per day like they say thank God for our mothers thank God for mama food we don't know what we would have done without your help in feeding us with our low income mama put is in every Conner of every ghetto very delicious African meal downluted with a sachet pure water oh mama put me some more was our chant with an empty Tommy about to swallow an elephant size of fufu mama put i have been out from the ghetto for so long yet each time am back home i dance in the ghetto i gave to the ghetto i never forget my hood so many born in the ghetto are rich now they have gotten mansions on the uptown is a shame to the hood how suddenly they forget their past invest in the ghetto gave to the ghetto pay your title to the poor they need you they need us i love the ghetto so i never forget to visit till date my favourite delicious mama put

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