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PRODIGAL DAD

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PRODIGAL DAD 

Maaa Maaa, where did he go?
Is he dead?
If not yet then, where did he go?
Maaa Maaa, is there food?
Is there bread?
If not then, it's because family head went.

Maaa Maaa, are parents mothers only?
When I reached twenty she was single
While we were sleeping empty
Head was in the club popping bottles
With ladies and claiming how he's single.

Maaa Maaa, Children are now grown,
They're already parents,
And headman too grew old,
And he was never forgotten.

Just like prodigal son
His children welcomed him back.
His wife acted like nothing ever happened
And she embraced him tightly from his back.

By Paul Wanjiku 


        
 




























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Jmoh Blax said…
Bravo👍
12:05
Anonymous said…
Wow amazing work!!bravo
11:59
Anonymous said…
Wow amazing work!!bravo
12:00
Jmoh Blax said…
Keep going bro👍
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