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Land, land of my birth
Are you my mother
Or am I an orphan?Where, where do I belong?
Will I find a place in this world
Or forever just wander around?Southern hemisphere
How did I end up here?
I have nowhere to go
This is the only home that I know
Such a great divide
Between you and I
How i wish it would go
I live in a place in my mindNo, I don't listen to Kwaito, wasn't born in Soweto
I don't understand you
But I want to you knowSame, we're both the same
We share the same heart
We're made of the same partsPlease don't look at me that way
I already live with the guilt that I own
From my forefather's past

Does this land belong to the tribes who engraved her stones with stories of old?
They're long gone you know
Now this is our homeI want to strip you down to the core
Take off your shirt, hat, shoes and trousers
Erase my head, all the books that I've read
The language I speak, the customs you keep
Keep on going right down to the heart
To the pain that is yours, the pain that is ours
Tell you it's all going to be alright
Is it going to be alright>Heal, can you heal?
Heal, oh, can you heal?
Heal, oh, mother, can you heal?
Or am I an orphan?
Forever a stranger hereSame, we're both the same
We share the same heart
We're made of the same parts

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Dear Reader (formerly known as Harris Tweed), is a folk rock band, from Johannesburg, South Africa, who make catchy / humorous music in styles ranging from acoustic ballads to electronic loop experiments. Members are singer-songwriter-pianist Cherilyn MacNeil, Darryl Torr (bass, electronics) & Michael Wright (drums, vocals). They débuted with album Harris Tweed's "The Younger" (Aug 2006, Just Music) and the latest album is "Rivonia" (Mar 2013, City Slang).

Read more about Dear Reader on Last.fm.


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