Open Eyes All Eyes Open

by Dale E. Beard

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• 11 Currently reading

Published July 24, 2006 by PublishAmerica .
Written in English

Subjects:

• Poetry texts & anthologies,
• General,
• Poetry / General,
• Poetry

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The Physical Object
Format	Paperback
Number of Pages	93
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL8499271M
ISBN 10	1424147719
ISBN 10	9781424147717
OCLC/WorldCa	609993916

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Keep your eyes open Everybody's waiting for you to break down Everybody's watching to see the fallout Even when you're sleeping, sleeping Keep your ey-eyes open Keep your ey-eyes open Keep your ey-eyes open So here you are, two steps ahead and staying on guard Every lesson forms a new scar They never thought you'd make it this far. EDUCATION = INDEPENDENCE For every $ a college graduate earns, A high school graduate earns $, And A high school dropout earns $ In , 93 percent of all Alabama children with a parent who has less than a high school degree were low income.

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