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Oh mama
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Sometimes I get sad
When there ain’t no rain
When the flowers dry
And the river’s low again
Oh mama why you cry?
Did you know that this would be my pain?
My pain
My pain
My pain
Sometime I get sad
When I think about her name
When I think of all the years gone by
And the time that remains
Oh mama why you cry?
Did you know that this would be my pain
Oh mama why you cry?
Am I not the apple of your eye?
Am I not the image of your God?
Oh mama why you cry?
Did you know that this would be my pain?
My pain
My pain
My pain
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Raymond Sewell Pabineau Falls, New Brunswick
Raymond Sewell est un poète l'nu, un auteur-compositeur-interprète et un professeur d'anglais de Pabineau, une Première Nation du Nouveau-Brunswick. Depuis son jeune âge, Raymond écrit et produit des œuvres créatives.
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