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The unspoken language everybody speaks

Written on Tuesday, September 29th, 2009 by

Fans will be friends.
Hands across the ocean.
Hands across the sea.
Hands touching hands.
Singing songs is free.

Fans willl be friends, my friend.
Playing football in the streets.
The Ball is the ball my friend.
The language everybody speaks.

Thanks Mark!

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1 comment on “The unspoken language everybody speaks”

  1. Reloveution March 9, 2010 at 11:27 am

    I already bookmark this post, I might get back and will read your new post… bye for now

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