where is the love

 kia ora, bloggers and welcome today i was working on my slide and my slide is about where is the love and that was a song then i write a story and this is my story

                                                                My story

      In June 2003 Nicole ozuna David Wyclef Maluam justin and john sing the song where is the love the was very cool and is very important to, every day i heard my sister singing the song then i go and asked to her what the song`s name and she said is where is the love and i said if she can write it on a peace of paper and she said yes.    (and that is my story but i`m not done yet)

                                                           why did you like this song ?

I like this song because it`s nice and it make people fell like we are so sad and fell bad about other people and that is why i like this song and that why i pick this, and another thing that is so important to do if you see someone alone you have to go and talk them and share them your happiness,

                                                  what do you know about the song

I know about the song is that the people are dying and they are asking where is the love and they have nothing to do and nothing to eat and no happiness in there heart and you are the only one who can make them happy and share them what you have and anything you always like to do,

                            here is the link of the song : Where is the love

                                                          

 

                        

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Wharepaku - room with a seperate toilet (not the actual toilet)

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Tauera - towel

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Puoto - sink/basin

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(if your parents allow you to)
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