Another One Bites The Dust.
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Summer Breeze, by the Isley Brothers.
One of my daughter's. She wrote a song for me called Strong Like You, and she played it at the opening of my last play, Mother Courage. Every mother there cried.
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Pride, joy and freedom, but also hard, a struggle and work.
This administration.
My mother, because she is vivacious, amazing, brilliant, giving, strong and powerful.
My mentally ill brother going to juvenile hall when he was 14. It led to his incarceration from 14 to almost 40.
For the service I gave to the black folk.
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