| Ooowee, who to believe?
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| Father’s turned into a child
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| Oh Lord have mercy on me
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| Oh please look through my eyes
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| Look through my eyes, it’s no surprise
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| Oh why do they treat you badly?
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| When you sleep slaves know they’re free
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| Your pain is killing me
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| Your shadow weeps in my room
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| Weeps in my room, you aged too soon
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| And now? |
| It’s the prodigal funk
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| No-one knows where it’s come from
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| One wish one last fools wish
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| Please show the blinded road, the blinded road
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| And then I’ll go
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| Ooowe, who to believe?
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| Mothers turned into fear
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| Oh Lord have mercy on me
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| Tell feeling to pull us near, to pull us near
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| I promise I won’t compare
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| And now? |
| A strangers at my door
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| Offering me money to say some more
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| Should I take the gold and run?
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| Or should I play the prodigal funk, the prodigal funk
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| See me gone
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| Upon your crown of beautiful white hair
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| I cried on
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| My tears flowed where flowers don’t dare
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| To lie on or die on
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| Because they know that
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| Wherever the thruth is born
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| The day will come
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| Some say that black is despair
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| But you shine on
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| Some say Africa’s going nowhere
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| You proved them wrong, them wrong
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| Cos they know wherever the truth is born
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| The day will come, the day will come, the day will come |