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Previously on "Queen Sugar"...

I want to create something for us in Web 3, definitively Black.

I'm gonna really need to delve into your creative portfolio.

I'm ready for that.

Aunt Martha crossed over last month.

Woman: I should have been more in tune with everything

on my mother's side of the family.

I've been on an island, loving you,

and you've been struggling to love me.

Dominic...

I don't want him being surprised if he finds out about Chase.

That's so unnecessary. Where is this coming from?

It's coming from my gut.

Should we think about fostering again?

♪♪

I-Is, uh, all this really necessary?

I mean, it hasn't changed since you were here last.

Standard practice.

We have to make sure everything's in order

before we assign you a child.

Oh. Sorry.

[ Nervous laughter ]

Oh.

No worries about that sherry laying around anymore.

Yeah. We -- We --

We took the notes that you gave us the last time.

We just kicked it up.

Uh, well, you can see that we just put in one bed this time.

But we saved the other one, in case another child needs us.

Mm-hmm,.

And, um, we -- we're gonna paint.

Look, I know y'all good people.

I saw how you took care of the Avila boys.

But you won't know the kid this time, and there's a process.

Look, Miss Carmichael, we respect that.

But this, right here,

this is the most important thing to us right now.

Okay. I'm approving you.

You're now officially on the roster

as permanent foster parents in the state of Louisiana.

I'll turn in my report,

and you'll be notified about assignments.

Could be as early as 72 hours, or as long as 90 days or more.

So, be patient, but be ready.

Okay.

Now, do you know if we'll get a girl or a boy?

I won't know until there's a lead.

You know, it doesn't even matter.

We'll be happy with whoever you bring over here.

Absolutely.

Well, good luck.

All right.

Well, thank you so much for coming.

Congrats.

Congratulations, Hollywood.

Oh, baby, baby, baby.

But Hollywood, we could be parents within 72 hours.

Lord, are we ready?

I mean, I-I thought that we would have more time to prepare.

Chere, Chere, baby, we've been wanting this for a long time.

If we ain't ready, we gonna get ready.

We gonna get ready.

We gonna get ready.

♪♪

♪ Dreams never die ♪

♪ Take flight as the world turns ♪

♪ Dreams never die ♪

♪ Take flight as the world turns ♪

♪ Keep the colors in the lines ♪

♪ Take flight ♪

♪ Dreams never die ♪

♪♪

♪ Keep the colors in the lines ♪

♪ Keep the colors in the lines, take flight ♪

Man: Morning.

It's ginger turmeric.

Thank you.

Well, you should eat something.

I got some croissants.

Maybe later, when Rah gets here.

I'm, uh...

I'm sorry about your Aunt Martha.

I can't believe she's gone.

I just wish I had more time with her.

There was so much more I wanted to talk with her about,

learn from her.

Well, she's still here, in your heart and in your blood.

I've put that part of me on hold for so long

it gets harder to hear it, feel it.

I need to spend time out there, listening,

for her and...

...and for my mother.

You should do that.

And you don't need to host today.

They're my friends. I can find another place.

[ Chuckles ]

I'm not missing that.

I want to meet all your people,

all the folk who you travel the world with,

who take you away from me.

No one could ever take me away from you.

♪♪

♪♪

Woman: Here are your copies of the final contracts

for your attorney to review.

Well, thankfully I do have good lawyers

who can help me with all this, 'cause...

honestly, when I read it,

it just all reads like a foreign language.

Now, the fun part.

We get to taste your recipes.

The lab team has worked hard to duplicate the recipes

you gave us,

but we can't finalize anything until we get your approval.

Here's a sneak peek.

All right.

Oh, baby.

It's missing the cinnamon.

There wasn't cinnamon in the recipe, was there?

I told those people I don't follow no recipe.

It's -- It's all in my head and in my hand.

I taste as I go.

Um, to mass produce, we'll just need to get

all of that out of your head, and into a written recipe.

But it's okay. We'll get there.

It's just a process.

But first...

these are the proposed pie boxes.

And we plan to place them at the end of the aisle

for maximum visibility.

Aren't they great?

They're very nice.

Uh, very nice, indeed.

Okay, well, now, don't forget what I said about the cinnamon.

I can't be out there not looking right.

I mean, after all...

my face is on these boxes.

It sure is.

[ Laughs ]

This is all that's left of Mama's legacy.

Mama spent so much time there.

There's so much about her that we don't know.

I found this in Aunt Martha's book.

The green lines represent all her land.

She left it to an appraise house close by.

I mean, I know you didn't have much time with her,

but to me, she was as real and present as Daddy was.

I remember some things.

Not enough.

-Thank you. -Thanks.

I wish these walls could talk.

[ Chuckles ]

For real. Hmm.

Man, looking at this,

I realize I spent a lot of time living up to his expectations.

I lost track of hers.

How could I let this happen?

Man: Pops had that effect on us.

It felt like it was a struggle trying to be who I want to be

and be who he wanted me to be.

I guess Charlie figured it out.

She about the only one who got it together, in his head.

Mm, I don't know about that.

I think she disappointed him less than we did

because she wasn't here to mess up.

Yeah, well, I don't want to be like that with my kids,

making them feel like they can't make mistakes, be human.

Well...

you may have to remember, he tried,

and you know, after she died, he was left with two kids,

a struggling farm, and a broken heart.

He was just surviving.

Man: Y'all at the debate -- I need your support.

Hope to see y'all at the debate.

I need your support.

These kids need us more now than ever before.

Well, Wood, you're not only doing Dads on Patrol,

but you're running for school board, too?

Sure am. Whatever it takes, man.

Now, these schools need some fixing up.

Yeah, yeah.

I don't know why you have to debate that sucker.

He's just gonna make a scene.

You know you can't reason with these people.

They got their own set of facts.

You right. You right.

But it's a part of the election process.

Yeah.

The school board's got some real power, man.

And look, if I can get in there,

then I won't have to do Dads on Patrol.

I can be able to affect change from the inside.

We need more power, and I intend on getting it.

[ Chuckles ]

Anybody with any sense knows

that you're the right man for the job.

You care more about these kids than some of their own folks do.

Well, I appreciate you for believing in me.

Sandy wants me to pick up some flyers

to pass out at the hospital.

Well, there you go. How y'all settling in?

I love her to the moon, but I can't find a thing anymore.

I remember those days, man.

Y'all so used to living alone,

so it'll take some time to get used to it.

Wood, she rearranged everything in the house.

And if she didn't move it, she threw it away.

[ Laughs ]

But I love every second of her.

Uh-huh.

You know, we're the lucky ones.

Brother, you ain't never lie.

Never lie.

Darla?

What's going on?

Hey.

Tru asleep?

Yeah.

How was your day?

Nothing new.

Stopped Nova's to talk about Aunt Martha.

I can't believe she's gone.

Brought back memories of my mom and my dad,

just how they were.

Oh, yeah?

Look, I don't wanna fight.

Neither do I.

But I still disagree with you.

I think he needs to know.

And I still disagree with you.

But I'm gonna keep trying to convince you that he doesn't.

That's fair.

Actually, my campaign is starting now.

And I'm definitely not playing fair.

-You rang? -Blue?

Boy, what you doing hiding in there, man?

Come here.

Mm! [ Chuckles ]

-Mm. -Mm.

Man, I miss you so much, man.

Blue: I missed you.

You're definitely not playing fair.

See you, buddy.

So, this is it.

What you think of our new home, son?

It's cool.

I like it a lot.

You do?

Even though it's smaller than the farm?

It's big enough for us.

Grandma's house is so big I get lost in it sometimes.

Like, I'm on the second floor, she's on the first floor.

Granddad is in the office above the --

They have a three-car garage, but they only have two cars.

You know what they say about different strokes.

Different strokes for different folks.

You right.

What's this doing here?

Reminded me of home -- and you.

You know, if you ever want to talk to us, you can, right?

Oh, can you measure me?

-That's a good idea. -That's a great idea.

Come on.

♪ Oh, you know I can feel it ♪

♪ Can you feel it? ♪ Stand up straight.

♪ Can you feel it? ♪

♪ I'm the next big thing ♪

♪ What up, what up? ♪ ♪ When they hit my line ♪

♪ Still ol' me in a brand-new ride ♪

♪ Coming for the homies who ain't never switch sides ♪

♪ You know me, gotta keep my vibe ♪

♪ What up, what up? ♪ ♪ When they hit my phone ♪

♪ Always on the road, but I know where's home ♪

♪ Taking my homies wherever I go ♪

♪ Same ol' me in a brand-new zone ♪

♪ You know I can feel it ♪

♪ Can you feel it? ♪

♪ Can you feel it? ♪

♪ I'm the next big thing ♪

♪ Oh, you know I can feel it ♪

♪ Can you feel it? ♪

♪ Can you feel it? ♪

♪ I'm the next big thing ♪

[ Record playing ]

This whole album is just --

Everything.

For real.

[ Phone chimes ]

Sorry.

[ Chuckles ]

Who has you smiling?

I'm waiting on a call from the Studio Museum.

Mm-hmm.

I met a curator there, and sent some of my work.

So, you loved it there.

I did. Yeah.

New York was...

eye-opening, you know?

And it's not like I've never been there before,

because I definitely have.

But...

something about this trip was just...

I don't know. It hit different.

The vibe, the people.

It...

kinda felt like home --

or what I want home to feel like.

Sounds like you got something to say.

And the Keke I know don't bite her tongue, so...

It's just, this is what you do.

Ever since I met you,

you're always looking for the next thing.

Nah, it's not like that.

I went to New York because I was looking to secure

an investment for our collective here.

Like, LA is my parents' city.

Like, I grew up there, but it was their way of life.

It's not necessarily the way of life

I would choose for myself.

Then, I took that trip to Paris for the summer,

and that was cool, but again, something was missing.

And New Orleans is beautiful, and comfortable,

and amazing, and magical, but...

I'm trying to step outside of my comfort zone.

That's exactly what I felt when I went to New York,

just in the best way.

Then that's where you should be.

I think so, too.

Plus, I can work on the collective from anywhere.

I'm just dreaming.

Dream away.

[ Laughs ]

-What do you think? -I mean, I love it.

Sandy has great taste.

Man: Yeah, and I'm still trying to get used to it myself.

See, I don't know how you put up with all my crap for so long.

Well, you know, it had a certain charm.

But what I can't believe is that she let you keep

that old raggedy chair of yours.

Watch it.

Now, if this chair could talk, it'd have stories.

It ain't going nowhere till I do.

Okay, well, then, do you know what?

I hope it stays around for years to come, then.

Thank you. Okay.

[ Both chuckle ]

Oh, uh, now that Dominique is back over at Nova's,

you welcome to stay here if you want, no problem.

Thank you, Daddy, but I'm moving back to Chicago

as soon as this whole Landry land business

is in a better shape for, uh, the co-op.

Shouldn't be too much longer.

Maybe a couple weeks.

Sure you ready to go?

I am.

I mean, coming here has -- has changed so much,

me and you being the most important.

Yeah, I feel the same.

It really has been wonderful, Daddy.

Really.

Yeah, well, I wouldn't have met Sandy

if it hadn't been for you meddling,

and making me have a nurse.

I mean, facts.

[ Laughs ]

I'm gonna miss you.

I mean, we've been through a lot.

I'm gonna miss you, too, Daddy.

His niece was teaching your kids CRT.

I mean, he's not even a parent.

So now, he's gonna be in charge of brainwashing your kids.

Well, unlike my opponent here, who's just running his mouth...

...I'm doing something to make it better for your kids.

I'm here for more than just a drop and pick a child up.

I started Dads on Patrol to help all of you out.

Man, I see your kids.

They're struggling, scared,

trying to make sense of a world where they have no control.

So, I volunteer my time away from my businesses

in this community, my own place,

The Reel Spot, my beautiful wife's restaurant,

Vi's Prized Pies and Diner --

Tell 'em, Wood. Tell 'em.

I volunteer my time because I care.

And contrary to popular belief,

caring is not just the domain of the biological parent.

It's the domain of every human being

who wants to better their community, our community.

[ Applause ]

So, now you're gonna educate our kids?

You didn't even finish high school.

[ Murmuring ]

What? He's not lying.

School wasn't easy for me.

Everything was okay till I got to high school.

Then, I fell behind.

And I was too ashamed to ask for help.

And nobody noticed I struggled.

So, when my mother got laid off,

I told her that I would get a job.

Now, she didn't know that I was gonna be working full time.

When she found out, boy, she was hotter than fish grease.

[ Laughter ]

So, by the time graduation rolled around,

nobody even noticed I didn't show up.

I fell through the cracks.

And that's what I see with these kids.

They are falling through the cracks, just like me,

and there's nobody there to catch them.

But me and my wife, we want to be there.

We just found out that we were approved

to become foster parents.

So, we want to help out as many kids as needed.

And that is why I am running for the school board.

I want to make a difference -- or at least try.

So, thank you for considering giving me your vote.

My name is Hollywood Desonier,

and to me, all kids are a star.

[ Applause ]

♪♪

Thank you. Thank you.

[ Mouthing "I love you" ]

[ Mouthing indistinctly ]

♪♪

Woman: You don't need to wear your hard hat, Blue.

Nothing's up yet.

Blue: I like it. Makes me feel in charge.

Man: Don't need no hat for that.

That's where the cane goes, right?

It goes in on top.

And then, it gets chopped up, and turns into sugar.

Then, the juice is extracted and boiled.

I did a science fair project on processing sugar.

Most kids in DC have no idea where their food comes from.

Spoken like a true Bordelon.

You know you got sugar cane in your blood, right?

The perfect amount. -That's what I tell my friends.

Blue: I like farming.

We have a garden at Sidwell that Mrs. Obama started

when Sasha and Malia were there,

but it's really small compared to ours, Pops.

I'm gonna check out the part numbers.

See? He's fine.

Well, he's with us.

I'm worried about when he's away.

You worry too much.

Purple?

Baby, what if the kid don't even like purple?

That is not plain old purple.

That is Electric Violet.

It's for the accent wall.

Well, it's a bold choice.

Mm-hmm. Everybody loves Violet.

I know I do.

Okay.

You know, I just wish I knew if, you know, we were preparing

for a girl or a boy, or knew anything about them.

Baby, are they gonna tell us why the child is in foster care?

You know, are we gonna know anything

about what they've been through?

I don't know, baby.

We just gonna have to take it one day at a time, okay?

I guess you right.

I hear you.

Hollywood...

[ Chuckles ]

...I keep thinking about you in that debate.

That man did not know what hit him.

Ah, baby, I did my best.

I just said what I felt, and spoke the truth.

Now we'll see what happens.

Well, whatever happens, I'm so proud of you.

Baby, look around.

I'm proud of us.

♪ Living in the sunshine, sunshine ♪

[ Laughs ] ♪ Sunshine ♪

♪ Sunshine, sunshine ♪

Man: The place is a time capsule.

Did you spend a lot of time here?

Woman: I guess I was here a lot when I was little, and, uh,

I know this may sound weird,

but I've dreamt about this place my whole life.

I wasn't always sure if it was real,

or if I made it up, but...

it felt like home.

I come from a long line of women, powerful women.

Mm.

I felt that in you the minute I met you.

Wow, she really put space between her

and the rest of the world.

Well, it wasn't all by choice.

Uh, all the women in my family have a gift,

but her father saw it as a curse, and sent her away.

Did she ever confront him about it?

No.

He died when she was in Haiti,

but she said he visited her in her dreams,

and they made peace.

Does Ernest come to you?

He does.

Sometimes.

And my mother.

See?

She was writing her story --

the story of this land, the house.

This is Trudy's room.

That's my mother.

Martha says, "Trudy's room gets the best light.

You have to come to this room when you're ready."

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

I guess...

I guess I'm not ready.

♪♪

This collective is gonna work. It is.

We're gonna revolutionize Web 3.

Shame it needs revolutionizing when it's just starting.

But White supremacy works fast.

Well, we gonna move faster.

[ Phone chimes ]

Oh, my God. They e-mailed me.

What was that?

Just one of the responses I've been waiting on --

one that I really want.

It's the Law Enforcement Accountability Project.

They match artists with projects that amplify police aggression.

That's perfect for you.

I know.

What are we waiting for?

Move.

"Micah, I'm thrilled to share that,

on the merits of your grassroot activism

and your current art practice, we'd like to invite you

to accept the position of East Coast Artist Coordinator

for the Law Enforcement Accountability Project."

You're serious?

Micah!

I got a job?

I have a job.

A good job.

Yes!

An important one.

You did.

And in New York.

Remember prom night,

when we were stuck in that hotel,

and everybody was talking about their dream job?

Yeah. I remember that.

You said you would end up in something "respectable,"

like a hedge fund.

But you didn't.

You blew off Harvard and stayed here

because it was right for you.

New York is right for you.

You're gonna do big things.

It's just a huge decision.

Like, I gotta -- I can't rush into it.

I got school, family, you, and the collective.

Don't worry about us.

We all here.

I'll hold it down.

A collective's success

doesn't always have to fall on one person.

And you can do it from New York.

My parents are gonna freak out if I drop out.

Your parents want you to be happy.

They want me to make them happy.

I don't believe that.

My entire life, they've told me I can do anything,

I can be anything, just within their idea of success.

Maybe you misread that.

Either way, it's your life.

And if you want it, convince them.

You know, I would've been really lost

when I came to New Orleans if I hadn't met you.

Remember that when I need a place to stay in New York.

[ Laughs ]

I'm serious. I'm serious.

I really came into my own here,

and you had so much to do with it.

It's like you are New Orleans to me.

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

He used to put his hat on my head,

so I couldn't see anything.

He did that to me when I was little, too.

I miss Pops.

I miss Poppa, too.

Where do you think we go when we die?

That's a tough question.

I think we live on in people's hearts that love us most.

That's all we can do.

[ Phone ringing ]

Mr. Prosper.

Wait, slow down. You said Cardale said what?

What's going on, Mr. Prosper?

Never thought I'd be happy to see someone get evicted.

He deserves it.

Who deserves something so horrible.

-Landry. -Is all this necessary?

Do you really have to do this?

Landry: Look, you know -- you know this is all

just a big misunderstanding, right?

Never thought I'd see this day.

Couldn't come soon enough.

He got away with so much.

For way too long.

Daddy would've loved to see this.

Yeah, well, he's looking down on it right now, and loving it.

That's right.

You know they gonna auction off his land.

My land right in the middle of it.

We will get it back.

Don't give up hope.

Hey, Landry!

What are you doing?

I want him see who exposed him to the USDA.

That was the Bordelons, and the Black farmers from St. Jo!

We did that!

♪♪

♪♪

♪ I need deliverance ♪

-Hey. -Hey, Dr. Barnes.

Man: Good to see you.

-Hi, Dr. Barnes. -The man of the hour.

How you doing?

You must be Wifi's girlfriend.

Wifi?

Whole time we were in the desert,

all he's thinking about is finding wi-fi

so he can call you.

Oh.

Giving away all my secrets.

Wonderful to meet you, Ms. Bordelon.

Thank you for hosting us.

It's my pleasure.

This is Dr. Barnes.

He is our program chair --

at least he is for a few more months.

He's one of the few Black archaeologists

who chairs a university program, and is basically my hero.

Something I want to talk to you about.

Yeah, sure thing.

It's not public yet, but Tulane University

has been chosen to participate in an international delegation

for a landmark dig in Bamako, Mali.

Congratulations. That is massive.

I'd like you to lead it.

Doctor...

Uh, thank you, Dr. Barnes.

I-I -- Are you sure?

I mean, this is your dream.

Our dreams shine brighter

when they're stepping stones for others.

It's your turn, young man.

I-I -- I...

I...

Thank you.

I don't know what to say.

The dig'll start in the spring.

16 months in the cradle of civilization.

You earned it.

I can think of no one better to represent me and our university.

Think about that.

I...

I don't want to be away from you that long again --

not so soon, not like this.

But this is everything you've wanted,

everything you've been working toward your whole career.

This is it.

Yeah, I -- I know, but I don't --

I don't want to do it without you, Nova.

I don't. Like...

Would you come with me?

Would you...

Would you move to Africa with me?

Whatever this is, I want to experience it together,

with my -- with my love, with my -- my best friend,

one of my favorite people in this whole world.

You're one of my favorites, too.

But Dominic, this is your destiny, not mine.

This is your path, and you have to follow it.

My path leads here.

♪♪

You've changed my life.

I feel the same.

♪♪

♪♪

[ Phone chimes ]

♪ Play me no regrets ♪

♪ I can get too lost ♪

♪ Forget what I said ♪

[ Cellphone rings ]

[ Chuckles ]

Very funny.

Billie: You okay? I know breakups are hard.

I'm just writing.

Um...

I've been inspired lately to tackle a new subject.

Well, you sound like you're in a good place.

Listen, if you need to cry, or scream,

or go get a drink, I'm here for you.

Don't be too strong to fall apart, okay?

I hope you don't mind me saying that.

No. No. That's fine.

That's...

I'm just following where the universe is taking me.

♪ No, I don't need your two cents ♪

Local businessman Sam Landry, behind on loan payments,

was accused of bribing local USDA officials.

The land seizure is set for auction this week.

One of the largest seizures in Louisiana history

is drawing a great deal...

Woman: I wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy.

All that land.

Woman #2: Most if it stolen from Black farmers.

That's the only piece that matters to me.

They might as well just auction off my daddy.

Look, we have Nova's advance money,

and everyone in the co-op is wiling to pitch in,

same as they did for Parthena.

Yeah, well, all of our money together

couldn't help out Parthena.

She got less land than Landry got.

Look, all these companies and people,

they coming out the woodworks for his property.

Prosper: I don't want to cause an alarm,

but I just heard from Huell over at the hardware store.

Sam's not going down without a fight.

Now, he's calling in old favors, and his friends

are talking about showing up at the auction.

Win or lose, we have to try.

All his friends got deep pockets.

They have deep pockets,

but I know folks here with bigger hearts.

Hey, y'all. Hey, listen up.

Now, y'all seen the news. You know what's going on.

All right?

We have to band together to help Ralph Angel.

All right, he and his family, they've come through for us.

Now it's time for us to come through for them.

All right, now, they gonna auction off his land

in two days, so every little bit helps.

Okay? Please.

♪♪

If it comes down to a fight, we're right there with you.

Thank you, Mr. Prosper.

[ Chuckles ]

Like you always told me -- one step at a time.

So, you know, I was in New York, and I met with an investor.

Grandma knows her, but this is not about her.

I just...

Woman: What's going on, Micah.

Mom, I got a job offer while I was in New York.

So, the plan is to drop out of Xavier --

What?!

...and start a new chapter there.

Micah, you're starting to make choices

that you'll have to live with for the rest of your life.

Are you -- Are you even thinking about that?

Mom, Mom, Mom, you don't get it.

I have never felt more sure about anything, ever.

I don't know what to say.

This is the part where you say, "Congratulations, Micah.

I knew you could do it."

I just don't know anymore.

I just thought you'd be happy for me.

Everyone else is.

This is a great opportunity for me to explore,

to move forward in my life.

Think about your future.

You could've talked to us first, before you went and --

I'm not asking for your permission.

I'm an adult.

You just insist on treating me like a kid.

Then stop acting like one!

I'm not ac...

You're not even listening to me.

Like, I'm not going to New York to just live there.

This is exactly what I've been working for.

This is exactly what I want to do

with the rest of my life --

make art, make community.

I have a job.

I'm gonna -- I have access to so many people

who actually see me for who I am.

I have to be there.

Well, we'll talk more later.

I gotta go. Bye.

[ Phone beeps ]

♪♪

♪♪

Well, this room is better, right?

I mean, it's closer.

That way, if they need us, we can hear them.

And I tell you, baby, this --

this Electric Violet is the right choice, baby.

You nailed it.

You think they'll like it?

Well, they can always repaint.

I thought we would have gotten a call by now.

Do you think that there's a problem?

I think our baby will come right on time.

I don't know.

I mean, maybe our time has passed, you know?

Maybe this -- this isn't the right thing to do.

I am not a young woman.

You, Violet Bordelon, are timeless.

I'm serious.

And so am I.

Can you imagine me at Baby & Me,

with parents that are barely Micah's age?

I can see any child being lucky calling you "Mama."

Do you think Belinda has changed her mind?

We just need to be patient, baby.

Just a little bit.

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Nova: Miss Pearl.

Pearl: So pleased that you came back,

say prayers for Ms. Martha's journey.

She was a good woman.

She deserves this.

Ladies, shall we begin?

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We ask, in the name of our beloved Martha Lavosier,

that, as her soul separates from her body,

she be granted peace.

May her home-going path be clear,

and her journey be filled with euphoric joy.

May our hearts be strengthened.

We know and believe that, while absent in mind,

she is present in spirit.

And in spirit, she is mighty.

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I feel you with me.

Mother on my right.

Martha on my left.

Thank you.

♪ I found love ♪

♪ Ooh ♪

♪ I found love ♪