Luyện nghe bài hát Sweet Marie

[Kardinal
Marie
CHORUS Sinclair]
So sweet so so sweet
Oh sweet Marie, Marie,
So so sweet so sweet
Oh come on, Marie
So so sweet so sweet

So sweet so sweet so
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Sweetest Marie, it is to that I dedicate
Me, and I for all of eterni-tie
Without you I wouldn't have it this far, this far
me how to live right and how to live wrong too
But it only made me
Wisest of enough, strongest of the strong
Now who what I see
In life, before me, a headstrong woman
Overworked and underpaid, ridden
class middle class person
Type rehearsing of your
Made an path for me to be who I be (let's see)
One half of my creation, Jamaican
50% T-dot, 50% not anything mentioned
But pure love
Even though sometimes I get down with your actions
I'm passing that, for the positive things I see in you
Dedicated to the one Marie

[Kardinal
birth to a black man in this land
Is similar to angels being in the palm of the devil's hand
Corruption all around and surrounded by greed and
And trust (trust), you will appear when the sun
But I am not one, all due to my mother
I my father too, but sweet Marie there ain't no other
That show me more than you, how to stay out of the reaches
Pushing me to profit, funky in peaches
leeches, teachers do yourself
And all your need, in pursuit of higher wealth
Sweet regardless of the treatment of your family
Despite of you don't have, you'll always have me
'Cause me and you we're tight, you respect my life's
When I'm in a position, in those who deserve it the wrath
Of disrespecting you, we the highest principles of blood
It runs thicker than water, but
That's when eye's blood, sweet

[Kardinal
Staying at a friend's house, 'cause Hydro is not
Suffering in the dead of winter dreaming of a grave
Or atleast to save, is the feelings I remember
Cold play in the Shakespeare on the in December
lived in the ghetto but suffer the circumstance
Circumstantial reveals the nature of my residence
My presence and present, is the love and strength of
Fibers of a genocide and presence Mantis(?)
Because of my Mom, I've experienced parts of
My could not relate to, but whose to shay that it's for better
Couldn't afford to buy me leather, but my body stayed
afford to buy me diamonds, but I still had charm
She could afford to give me knowledge, and to speak truth
She taught me black lies were reali-tie
Forever and a day gee, I will bleed for my
brothers and the one sweet Marie