In that Mead house I were stultified they seemed on me snooped Due to the hatred thought of others pooped All were not keen and lost their compassion Wreaked of nothing the cause I knew my moral was ashen One day to ease the tit-for-tat revengeful thought of mine I wanted to go to the mead house after I did eat the flan To drink, to forget, to be nerd on my inner blues To be sizzle with the cultural drinks rather to rues Elders and youths were there when I reached In the house some were acting as a drunkard lurched There were cultural singers who play a cultural instrument Masinko, which might sounds as a violin in latent He accepts when you say proudly a single verse with rhyme And sings it with the rhythm for your sense's chime Firstly, I started sipping the mead and begging my Lord For my problem, seemed alone in the drunkard's horde After I took three Birelle of the mead in fizzle Step by step became warmed and sizzle The Singer came nearby to me and touched my interest I started to give him a doggerel of trust And heard when he did sing my sob To take over from my fear my lost aplomb To fire the hate and to get happiness my darkness must to shone I stood and danced in the middle of the drunkard patrons Shaking my shoulders the Eskista's romance Jumping with footsteps of the Gammo's cultural dance Before I failed on the ground i were in trance
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