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AUDIO:  What's This World Come To?
 
 

A song about hate,discrimination, peace, equality, and the environment. I hope to get people to listen and think about what this world has come to and how we can change to create peace and equality, while also focusing on protecting our environment.
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by  alprep  on Jul 17,2008
 
 
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peoplesrock78 76 days ago
Brilliant.
Jane_Nazrat 7 days ago
Everyone needs to have a voice! Amen!

Peace and God Bless!
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