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I was, uh, had my head down.

And I was, uh, thinking of what I wanted to say this morning, but, uh, had my head down and I was, uh, thinking of what I wanted to say this morning,

but, uh, it kind of, uh, it's kind of be something I've lived for a long time.

And, uh, you know, for a long time, you know, I had a lot of faith in people.

You know, it's strange too because, you know, you know, time, you know, I had a lot of faith in people. You know, it's strange, too, because, you know, my mother was a Sunday school teacher, so, of course, I grew up around it knowing scriptures and things like that.

Not a lot of them, but, you know, the ones I retained.

But having her as a mother was a huge helping understand about faith.

But even with that, as I grew up, I began to put a lot of faith in people. And, you know,

I figured, you know, just like everybody else, you know, man, if I could just meet this person

or if I could just sit down with that person or, man man if I could just meet this person or if I could just sit

down with that person or man if I could just get this person to hear my ideal or man if just if this

person could hear my track or man if I could just get this in the hands of somebody in the know I was

like everybody else I thought that that way. I actually thought

that if I could get in a certain situation with a certain person, that if a certain person were to

meet me, that, you know, it could change everything for me. Oh, man. Oh, how wrong I was. Oh, how wrong I I was how long did I spend feeling that way and how

many of you out there possibly have felt that way before you know like even in a relationship

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