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The Very Just Sentence of Mr. Ken Graham

from Broken Reflections by Lance Eads

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Mr. Ken Graham,
At just 25,
Is guilty and will get
15 to life.
His victims were street kids
And internet users
Who naively trusted
Their future abuser.

Chorus:
How can we
Allow this to be;
These crimes against life
And humanity?
They’re treated like meat
And they’re treated like pawns.
The slave trade still carries on.

Young people drawn in
By false affections;
They’re used and abused,
Who once were neglected.
They buy into hatred
That’s packaged as love
And sold at a price.
Enough is enough.
Chorus

Mr. Ken Graham
Is a most vile man,
But there’s so many more
I hope you understand.
They prey on the innocent,
Outcast and forgotten.
It’s the slavery of daughters
And sons that they’re plotting.

Chorus 2:
How can we
Allow this to be;
These crimes against life
And humanity?
They’re treated like meat
And they’re treated like pawns.
Let’s not let this slave trade go on.

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from Broken Reflections, released November 3, 2015

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Portland-based singer-songwriter & multi-instrumentalist

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