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[Mandela's

We commit ourselves to the of a complete
Just and peace

1]
On July 18th,
Divine faith brings what life needs, a great
That to make peace, fight beasts and make means
Prior to needs might lay the great things
[?] maker, troublemaker
But later on he reform his to something major
In a time where no one knew the meaning of neighbor
Born to take the world by like Mother Nature
was the name given
By a school by the age seven
Cause of and his African name
I guess it stayed with him, not the alias, the pain
And the man emerged in tune with planet Earth
He a move to Johannesburg under the dark sky
He realized free would cost him his life due to the Apartheid

It's a road to freedom, let's take a long walk
It's a long road to freedom, let's take a long

2]
Trapped in a system mistreat 'em and mislead 'em
He know it's a walk to freedom
He went to the best as he got his Bachelor's to studied law
Hungry for knowledge, he studied
By his mid-twenties he the ANC
Years chief of the NDC, Africa's MVP
[?] to expose the soldier
where he go he hear Shosholoza
He power, there's a lot of 'em
So now the government is watching 'em, plotting on 'em
So they put him observation
So the outlawed his operations
the power that be it's biased
Instead of street he tried to teach 'em to be righteous
But the chief of violence underground
And the [?] way to peace fighters

3]
I guess he got of it
He got an army to in guerrilla warfare
To stop the self-orientated authorities, wanted before trouble
They charged him with conspiracy to overthrow the
I guess defending it would the case
locked without proof would ever size the hate
They they'd kill him by giving him life
This only made him than life
Every moment more noble, the movement loyal
the news went global, the storm is more royal
The world couldn't to see him on his release
He gave 27 of freedom for his beliefs
Finally free to the prophecy
He won the peace prize, Apartheid to see democracy
Some say sent, yeah, that's evident
South Africa's black president
Salute, pay and pay your respects
Cause he fought doe rights 'til the day of his death
Mandela, rest in peace
But may your live forever and ever