The man is said to have humbled the air and the mountains.
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He likes to put life at stake.
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And what people are masters of creation,
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honor and glory belong to men.c Men do not break the thirst of the desert.
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They are wonderful and strong.
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Great-grandfather Noah lowered the ark,
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the man was certainly the first in it.
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The example of a man is really the best I know.
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A man who only lacks a frame,
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is our Kája,
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the miracle itself.
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He says he's my mentor,
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my guardian angel.
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Interests, mostly serious,
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a thousand has.
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Dear Kája collects stickers.
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Dear Kája bets and defies.
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It's a miracle creature.
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(knows everything, knows everything)
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It's a miracle creature.
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(he knows everything he knows)
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Dear Kája collects stickers.
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Dear Kája bets and defies.
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He just doesn't know the two of us
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I command.
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Women praise a man only handsome.
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He likes you, he longs for them.
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Meanwhile, the house kept him day by day
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his own wife serves.
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Men agree better with men.
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Both in the pipes and in the work.
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It is said that a woman is not suitable for the same.
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He does not know male dreams and goals.
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The example of a man is really the best I know.
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A man who only lacks a frame,
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is our Kája,
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the miracle itself.
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He says he's my mentor,
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my guardian angel.
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Interests, mostly serious,
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a thousand has.
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Dear Kája collects stickers.
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Dear Kája bets and defies.
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It's a miracle creature.
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(knows everything, knows everything)
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It's a miracle creature.
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(he knows everything he knows)
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Dear Kája collects stickers.
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Dear Kája bets and defies.
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He just doesn't know the two of us
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I command.
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(oh, dear Kaja)
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Oh, dear Kaja
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(oh, dear Kaja)
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Um, dear Kaja
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(oh, dear Kaja) |