The Breads Are Given To Me By Hunger And Clothing By The Naked, And By My Birth They Consider Them Dead And Deserted Behind The Wall Of Nineveh To Be Buried
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In My Words They Give Me The Famine And The Holy Things Of Nudity, And To Some Of My Kind They Consider Mortal, And Lying Behind The Wall Of Nineveh, Let Him Die.
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Them Bread My Give Per Hungry Plus Clothes Per Nudes Plus Hey Tina From Of Generation My Consider Adulterated Plus Reimmenon Back Of Walls Nineveh Adulthon Him
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My Men Give Me The Hunger And The Prayers Of The Naked And Of Which Of My Kind They See Die And Deserted As Behind The Wall Of Nineveh He Was Buried
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They Give My Bread To The Hungry And Clothes To The Naked, And Why Do They See Me As A Dead Woman And Buried Behind The Wall Of Nineveh?
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