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I have one the same. And I believe
in my Lazarus, too
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We call him the Beggar
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He's very powerful
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He's the one who leads the way
and helps the poor
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The other Lazarus is the same
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But that's one I take with me.
The one who begs
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I lay flowers for him
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Sometimes I light a candle
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I give him honey
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See? 'lt's bees' honey
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I give him perfume
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Lots of perfume
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Every time I go out,
I spray him
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And I spray myself
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His little shot of rum
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I like it, so I assume
he must like it, too
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My wife makes him a meringues
sometimes. Know what that is?
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We put them here
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We offer them to him
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So that's how he gets
all these things
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We Cubans can be thankful,
I don't know, to the Man up there...
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...that we are the way we are
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If we cared about possessions, we
would have disappeared long ago
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But we Cubans are very fortunate