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A time may come when i'll sing my own song,
And that time is coming fast.
I'll sing my own song,
Perhaps a lyrical song coloured with joy,
...

It's end of an error,
Err...end of an era:
An era of confusion,
In an aura of
...

There was a healthy foetus
That yearned to be born.
Its life was terminated
And a dream was killed
...

You gave birth to me in kindness
Brought me up with happiness
And taught me righteousness
This is my appreciation Mama,
...

You come to my house at night juddering
And lurch onto my door swearing blight
With your bilious anger on flight
Roaring and ready to rip me apart
...

Do not feel the haste to come
Oh you, the unborn, the unsinned.
Why would you want
To come and fight for survival
...

Oh thee living dead
who can’t agree to disagree
who content with ugly beauty
do you never give in hope?
...

I wish I was born earlier,
When people were still savages
And there was no wave of civilisation.
When men were manly,
...

It's dusk again,
And the hearth gone cold;
Lifelessness is all round
With no cough, even of love
...

When you say you’re leaving
Lying prostrate on your deathbed
Do you think I will miss you?
When you have scampered me,
...

Teach me again
How to sleep facing the wall,
How to put on again,
Burdening pyjamas at night;
...

In the night, at the stage,
When the daughters of men
And the sons of women
Paraded their nudity and smashed bottles,
...

Sometimes we've quarrels
And seem we never were to meet.
We drill and roll in turmoil like baffled barrels,
And tear at each other like wild game meat.
...

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Am a modern wage labourer who having no means of production of my own, am forced to sell my labour power in order to live.)

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When I Will Sing My Own Song

A time may come when i'll sing my own song,
And that time is coming fast.
I'll sing my own song,
Perhaps a lyrical song coloured with joy,
And maybe a dirge bursting with sorrow

A time will come then i'll sing my own song,
A song in praise of fallen heroes,
A song in huge honour of hunger
A song for incessant insecurity,
A song of unemployment.

One thing i don't know
Is whether the church will sing to this song,
And dance to its tunes, or make it
A song for offering of offerings
I don't know whether to make it secular;
If it be ungodly, perhaps it may be a hit.

When i'll sing my own song
Children will hop over hills in awe;
Mothers will sing its tune mutely,
And fathers will remain unsure whether to join

Not long, i will sing a song.
I will sing to my own song,
Then the world know i desired peace,
And love, and accord.
Then the world will know
I'm tired of wanton carnages,
And famines that breed hunger,
And being quagmired by floods,
And being mixed in hysteria
Of dirty and ethnical politics!

When i'll sing my own song,
I know it'll be long overdue.
It may never be heard anywhere
It may remain deep rooted within my heart;
Or i may never have money
To pay for its acceptance by the people!

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