Happy 41st Independence Barbados
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Craftsmen of our fate but neither Deputy Prime Minister Mia Mottley or Bradford
Taitt addressed the importance of our personal roles to developed the nation
into a more positive, moral community. It is not enough to merely touch on the
issue of our fate as a nation, not when we are so swiftly heading into moral
decay.
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Happy 41st Forty one years and feeling grand Ready to take on life’s new challenges Making the best for all social classes Communities developed from neighborhood beats Roads transformed from gaps into streets Assembled buildings taller than mile trees Favorite businesses trading in securities Technology integrated to the max Surcharges replaced by Value Added Tax Manufacturing is a booming industry Education free for all, through to University Now these changes are progress but what does it mean Our society also grew in the immoral and obscene Fate can be good and can also be bad Our concentration must be on our positive to add Use measures to encourage our people to be Responsible citizens in morals, alcohol, drugs and promiscuity Fix laws on integrity, violent crimes and abuse Alleviate price gouging and professional misuse The great forefathers sowed pride we mustn’t desecrate Essentially we are all craftsmen of our fate |
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