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How old's your baby?
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One year old.
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My grandson is 6 years old.
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But his parents
won't let me see him.
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They say that my accent
will affect his!
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What do you mean?
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l embarrass them.
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Where do you come from ?
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Kermanshah.
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l'm not from here either.
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But who really is anyway?
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One out of 1000?
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Do you realize what it means
to me not to see my grandson?
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Just so his accent won't change!
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They also want me to change
the way l dress, but l won't.
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l can't change at this age.
:30:45
l made so many sacrifices
for them.
:30:48
l sent them to university.
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And that's how they thank me.
:30:59
They don't oven let me
talk to the neighbors.
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l feel like a bird in a cage.
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They don't introduce me
when their friends come over
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or they pretend
that l'm one of the neighbors.
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So every morning,
l pack my things up
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and l go to Parliament Square
to take the bus
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which goes to my daughter's town.
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But then l think of her husband
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Who would wonder why l've come.
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So l spend the day on a bench
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and l go to my son's house
when it gets dark.
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Be patient.
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Patient?
l can't take this anymore.
:31:42
l can't go on.
:31:44
They're only young.
:31:47
Shall l die so they understand?
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l only have
a few more years left.
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l've had it this time.
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l'll go to the bus station