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Out There- |
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Lok Nee Na Klua
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The world is cruel
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Hod Ray La Na Chung
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The world is wicked
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Ja Ha Poo dai Tee Nai Meuang Nee
Tee Pen Chen Mid Ta
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It's I alone whom you can trust in
this whole city
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Kong Mee Ka Peang poo Deaw
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I am your only friend
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Krai Tee Fao Doo La Choob Leang
Jao Reuay Ma
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I who keep you, teach you, feed you,
dress you
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Krai Tee Kla Mong Bai Na Tee Na
Klead
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I who look upon you without fear
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Ka Ja Koi Pok Puk Doo La La Tua
Jao
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How can I protect you, boy, unless
you
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Tong Yoo Peang Kang Nai
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Always stay in here
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Plod Pai Tung Muan
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Away in here
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Jum Kum Sung Son Kong Ka Wai Quasimodo
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Remember what I taught you, Quasimodo
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Jao Mai Meuan Kon
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You are deformed
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Ka Mai Meuan Kon
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I am deformed
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Roob Sam Na Rung Kead
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And you are ugly
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Na Ta Ka Na Klead
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And I am ugly
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Lok Koi Sum Term
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And these are crimes
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Kwam Pid Tee Jao
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For which the world
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Kerd Ma Pen Yang Nee
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Shows little pity
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Jao Kong Mai Kery Kao Jai
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You do not comprehend
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Mee Peang Tan Koi Koom Krong Ka
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You are my one defender
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Poo Kon Kong Pra Nam Wa Jao Ku Pee
Sad
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Out there they'll revile you As a
monster
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Pee Sad Kong Mern Nee
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I am a monster
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Poo Kon Kong Ja Yead Yam La Sum
Term
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Out there they will hate And scorn
and jeer
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Pee Sad Kong Yead Yam
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Only a monster
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Yai Jao Kid Ja Yom Hai Kao
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Why invite their calumny
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Ma Koi Yum Yeab Jai
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And consternation?
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Yoo Kang Nai
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Stay in here
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Jong Wai Jai Nai Ka
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Be faithful to me
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Ka Wai Jai
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I'm faithful
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Cheua Fung Reuay Pai
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Grateful to me
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Ka Cheua Fung
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I'm grateful
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Cheua Kum Ka Nee
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Do as I say
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Ya Kid
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Obey
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Long Dee Nee Pai
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And stay In here
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Mai Mee Nee Pai
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I'll stay In here
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Krob Kum Paeng Pra Dood Tee Son
Kum Bung Lob Jak Puang Pai
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Safe behind these windows
and these parapets of stone |
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Jak
Pai Nai Mong Pai Kang Lang Han Poo Kon
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Gazing at the
people down below me |
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Fao Mong Doo Ta Lord Chee Wid Chun
Wa Wei Sood Ja Ton
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All my life I
watch them as I hide up here alone |
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Chee Wid La Reuang Rao Puak Kao
Chun Son Jai
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Hungry for the
histories they show me |
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Mai Mee Bai Na Dai Tee Chun Mai
Koon Kay
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All my life
I memorize their faces |
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Ta Krai Ley Ja Dai Rub Roo Chan
Ku Krai
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Knowing them
as they will never know me |
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Hak Long Pai Yoo Kab Puak Kao Kang
Lang Mun Kong Tang Pai
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All my life
I wonder how it feels to pass a day |
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Jak Kang Bon Nee
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Not above them |
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Tee Mee Peang Chan
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But part of them |
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Suk Krang Nung
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And out there |
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Yoo Tam Klang Poo Kon
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Living in the sun |
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Hak Mee Peang Ma Krung Nung
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Give me one day out there |
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Dai Ok Pai Suk Wan
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All I ask is one |
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Tao Nan Kong Sook Jai
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To hold forever |
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Krang Nung
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Out there |
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Ard Mee Jing Dung Fan Ja Yom
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Where they all live unaware |
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Lack Took Sing
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What I'd give |
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Ko Peang Ta
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What I'd dare |
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Dai Ok Pai Ma Peang Wan Deaw
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Just to live one day out
there |
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Luan Kon Tee Sa La Won Peua Ha Leang
Cheep Tak Tang Kun Pai
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Out there among
the millers and the weavers and their wives |
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Nai Lok Kwang Yai Tee Chan Hen Tang
Na Tang
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Through the roofs and gables
I can see them |
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Ta La Wan Tang Sook La Took Ra Kon
Kon Da Pai Plang
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Ev'ry day they
shout and scold and go about their lives |
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Chang Mai Roo Dai Yoo Beuang Lang
Chang Lerd Ler
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Heedless of the gift it
is to be them |
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Hak Dai Pen Yang Puak Kao
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If I was in their skin |
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Chan Kong Sook Peam Tem Hua Jai
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I'd treasure ev'ry instant |
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Krung Nung
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Out there |
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Hong Rim Tan Sai Yen
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Strolling by the Seine |
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Chun Chom Yam Chaw Chun Chum
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Taste a morning out there |
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Doom Dum Yang Kon Tee Hen
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Like ordinary men |
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Den Teaw Len Yang Jai Ko Peang
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Who freely walk about there |
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Ka Wan Deaw Tao Nan
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Just one day and then |
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Tee Koi Fao Fan La Fai
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I swear I'll be content |
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Chun Mun Jai
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With my share |
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Ma Took Ton
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Won't resent |
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Ma Rong Hai
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Won't despair |
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Chun Mai Bon
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Old and bent |
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Ta Peang Dai
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I won't care |
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Kaw Ok Pai
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I'll have spent |
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Ko Peang
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One day |
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Wan Deaw
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Out there |
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God Help the Outcasts -
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Seang Ka Nan Tan Dai Yin Ru Mai
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I don't know if You can hear me
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Tun Yoo Hang Dai Kun Na
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Or if You're even there
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Nai Bang Tee Tun Kong Mai Fung Ka
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I don't know if You would listen
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Tee Pen Kon Gypsy
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To a gypsy's prayer
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Tung Tung Roo Ka Pen Ka Suan Kern
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Yes, I know I'm just an outcast
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Mai Mee Sid Mai Kuan KooÙè
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I shouldn't speak to you
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Jai Yung Kong Song Sai Wa Tan Nee
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Still I see Your face and wonder
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Key Pen Suan Kern Mai Yak Roo
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Were You once an outcast too?
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Ko Pon Hai Kon Jon
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God help the outcasts
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Took Ton Reuay Ma
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Hungry from birth
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Ko Peang Kwam Maid Ta
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Show them the mercy
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Ja Ha Dai Ru Maiè
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They don't find on earth
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Pra Ong Jong Chuay Rao
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God help my people
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Ko Fao Ro Reuay Pai
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We look to You still
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Hak Man Tan Pluk Sai
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God help the outcasts
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Ja Ha Krai Pung Pa
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Or nobody will
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Yak Mung Yak Mee
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I ask for wealth
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Yak Dee Yak Dung
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I ask for fame
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Yak Peang Hai Ka Nee Jong Lu Leuang
Suk Kra
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I ask for glory to shine on my name
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Yak Mee Rak Jing Ying Yai Sood Fa
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I ask for love I can posess
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Krab Warn Pra Jao La Lao Te Wa Jong
Hai Pon
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I ask for God and His angels to bless
me
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Took Dai Ka Yung Ton
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I ask for nothing
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Mai Key Wung Dai
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I can get by
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Prod Hun Mong Kon Mak May
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But I know so many
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Tee La Kay Rang On
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Less lucky than I
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Ko Pon Hai Kon Jon
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Please help my people
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Tee Rai Kon R Torn
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The poor and downtrod
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Chuae Kon Tee Deuad Ron
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I thought we all were
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Ka Ko Warn Bi Da
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The children of God
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Maid Ta Poo Yak Rai
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God help the outcasts
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Hua Jai On La
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Children of God
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