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Save My Soul

save my soul what a confusion what a world how many questions do I need to ask those I asked brought confusion the answer is clear but they can not say it in a confuse world oh what a confusion what a world oh God save my soul save my soul what a confusion what a world nowadays I woke up to see the streets in confusion babies are hungry mama is busy spreading her legs to feed the hungry babies cos daddy is miles far away in diaspora also struggling to feed the wives and babies no real family time together cos their world has turned their time apart from a the streets of confusion in a world of confusion what a confusion what a world oh God save my soul save my soul what a confusion what a world in our cities calamities are now usual as normal tribalism and religion is burning our towns destroying Christians killing priest murdering children rapping women raising flags of hate bleeding brutal isolation what a confusion what a world oh God save my soul save my soul what a confusion what a world how much troubles do we need more for them to understand what enough means cos with their obvious evils we are straight to doom in their nets of confusion we are trapped no wonder we still fight for freedom in a world of confusion what a confusion what a world oh God save my soul save my soul what a confusion what a world so I pray oh God protect the sons of men cos the days get deeper and deeper in this our generation of today too many lost sheep's are more obviously obvious they are only lead but not thought they are just guided but not protected they are busy with out moral values only cos we live in a confuse global madness what a confusion what a world oh God save my soul

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