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C͝a҉̧l̨í̵͘f͟͠ò͡͞r̛n̶i͢͏̛ą̸ b̢͟a͞҉se͏̀d͝ ̶̕E̡D̴M ͘p͢r̴̨͝od͏̕u͞ç̕͞e̕͟r̛͢ ̴̀K̡i͟l̛l ̧S̸̨w͝i̕t͜͠͡c̷̷̡h̵͢,̛ ҉́ǵ͜r̡͘ew ͘u͜p ̸l̶̷ov̛i̧͜n̨͜g͢͝ ̵̧̛m̡u̸şic̡̀ ̷̴f̷rò̡̕m̸҉ ̧͘͠a͘ yo̸̶͘ư͞ng ̀͠͝ąg͢e҉. ̨Hi̛s҉ ̸̶m̷̡͝uş͢͡i͜͏cal͜ ̷f̶͜͡i̶a̸̡s̸͟c̶̛͡o̧ ̷s҉ta̛r҉tę̴d ̶̢͢ẁ̵͟h̨̀en͟͞ ̢h̴è̛ f̛e͞l͘͞l̷ ̧̡iņ ̴͜ļ͟o̸ve̕ ̡͢w͞i̧҉t̵̀h͘ ̸͜t̕͟h̀e ̕͠m̕͏͜ę̷l̀l̡̀o̸̕w̕ ͝án͝d͜ ̧͢moo̸͠d̸y ̶͜s͟͝o̸͏un͘̕͞d͞s̷ ͜o̕͟f̧̕͞ ̡҉A̵͞͝ĺ̨͠t́͘e͢rn̸̴̛á̸̕t̶̴i̕v̶̛͞e͏҉ ̴m̴ư̕͢s̷̕i̸͜c͞, ̡ye̷t ̶͡͝a̸̕s̡̕ ́h̷͢͏e̛҉̴ ͏͜b͘͝e͡͝͠c͢͜a͘͝m̛͡e ̵̡̕m͢͞ơ̢r̵͜e̛̛͘ ̡͢d̀íst͝ùr҉̵͢bé̕d̢ ̸͟w̴͘͡it͏h ̶s҉͝o̧͢c̀́i͟e̵̛t̀҉a̧͝l ̴͢an̷g̸s̸̨̕t̵̸̶ ̨h̛͞e m͘͠o̷̡v̷̢ed̶͏ t͘o̧͝ ͜҉th̶͢͠e̕͠ ̧h͏̡ar̀sh͠e̢̛ŗ҉ ́so͡u̶n̶̨͘ds ͘͢͝o͏̡f̵̀͡ ̴͢P͠un͘ḱ͞ ́͝a̶n͞҉d̴҉ ͜͝Po҉͘͞s̶̷̀t̡̨-̀͢H̴̛a̢r̛͟d̷̢c͏o͏҉̡r̶e.̀͟͜ ̡T͝h͏̶͡is̡͜ ҉p͢re̵̷s̶ȩnc̨e͠ ớ̧f ͟͝b̵͟o̸t͡h̷̨̛ ̵͟͞m͠e̷͟͏l̀o̷̵d̴͘í̀c͟ ̀͜a̡͢͏n͞d͜ ́͘i͢ņ̧ ͏͡y̡o͟ù̷r̕͡ ̶f͘ą̛c̡é ̴͘s̨ou̧͘n̨̧͡d́͝ i͘n̨ h͏is̵ ͏͠e̸a͡r̵̵̕l̛y ́y̨͢ę͢a͜͝͞r͏s̛ ̧h̴̡a͡s̴͞ ҉͏i͠ńf̢̛l̕͟u͏́e͠nce̢d̶̛͞ ̵҉̕K̴i̶͟͝l̵l̡̡͘ ̵͘S̢͢w̵i̕t͞c̸h̷̨ ̴͟t͡o̸̷͞ ̴̨͝ć̛r̢͡e͠͡at̵̵e̵͟ ̀͟͡h͞i͢s̸͟ ҉̛o̷w̨̕͟n͢ ̛͏̕st̸̷͟y͠lę ͠o͢f́̕ ͏̧͜b͏o̸͡th͟ ́m̶e̕͜͝l̵̸̕l͘o̸w͝͠ ̵̨̀a͟n̷d ̛̛àgg͢͢rȩ̡͜s̀͢s̵͜iv́e͏͞ ͜͞p̵r̷̸͢od̛͠͝u͏̧c͜t̵̸̡ions̸̴̕.̵͝ ͏K̡͘͠i̶͡͏l͡l̨̡͠ ̢͜͞S̡w͞i͢͞tc҉̀h ̕͢d̡́o̶͡es͡͡n͜͏’͠͞҉t҉͜ ͢f̶͝i͝͞t͟ ̡t̵͘͢h̢e̷͢͠ m̵o̸l̡͜d̛, ̡h͘e̛̕͡ ̷̨̡d͡e͜͠śt̡͠ro̸͜y̕s̷ ̵҉i̡t͜.̢̧

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From mother earth. Canadian Aboriginal syllabic writing, or simply syllabics, is a family of abugidas (consonant-based alphabets) used to write a number of Aboriginal Canadian languages of the Algonquian, Inuit, and (formerly) Athabaskan language families. They are valued for their distinctiveness from the Latin script of the dominant colonial languages and for the ease with which literacy can be achieved;[1] indeed, by the late 19th century the Cree had achieved what may have been one of the highest rates of literacy in the world.[2]
Canadian syllabics are currently used to write all of the Cree dialects from Naskapi (spoken in Quebec) to the Rocky Mountains, including Eastern Cree, Woods Cree, Swampy Cree and Plains Cree. They are also used to write Inuktitut in the eastern Canadian Arctic; there they are co-official with the Latin script in the territory of Nunavut. They are used regionally for the other large Canadian Algonquian language, Ojibwe in Western Canada, as well as for Blackfoot, where they are obsolete. Among the Athabaskan languages further to the west, syllabics have been used at one point or another to write Dakelh (Carrier), Chipewyan, Slavey, Tli Cho (Dogrib), Tasttine (Beaver). Syllabics have occasionally been used in the United States by communities that straddle the border, but are principally a Canadian phenomenon. but i change it into soulabics because i got soul work in a lab and throw your bics up.

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My Name Is Darius Johnson & I'm A Inspired Upcoming R&B Artist. I Love Music, I Live For It Actually. I Sing & Rap And Also Do A Little Poetry. I Write My Song Songs From Mostly Beats I Do Not Own. Hey! I Do What I Can Until I Get Too That Point Where i Can Have It All. Im From Ohio But Live Currently In Mississippi. Follow Me & Enjoy My Music Folks!!! 

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