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Benches at the Museo del Libro Antiguo
I think I should find a quiet and tranquil place to seat down and ponder these tough questions:
What is art and what is handicraft?
Am I the oppressor, the oppressed or both?
When will sompopos de mayo arrive?
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You have become a modern Aristotle.
And what is the answer to life, the universe and everything else… we might as well just google it!
What is life? Life is a spell
What is life? No one can tell
What is life? I try to see
What is life? It’s looking bleak
They control the treasure of our birthright
And to survive we have to struggle and fight
The present confrontation of our mind
The flexibility of our vision
What is life? I try to see
What is life? It’s unity
What is life? I try to feel
What is life? It’s really real
Everyone say they are not excited
While our vineyard exploited
Guatemalan woman hold me close to you
Help me to find don’t get separated
What is life? Life is a treat
What is life? Nothing but cheat
What is life? Life is a test
What is life? Some man Jah bless
They control the pleasure of our birthright
And to survive we have to struggle and fight
The present confrontation of our mind
The flexibility of our vision
What is life? I try to see
What is life? It’s unity
What is life? Life is a dream
What is life? Life is a treat
What is life? Life is a spell
What is life? No one can tell
What is life? I try to see
What is life? It’s looking so bleak
What is life?
What is life?
What is life?
What is life?
What is life? Life is a treat
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