Natural Holocaust
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Natural Holocaust
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Natural Holocaust
(André K-Já)
Tsunami devastation
Mother Nature reaction
Giant waves of extreme terror
Children dying, people crying,
Bodies pilling world
Cursed nightmares
Ultimate inferno
Natural power consequence
No one can help 'cause it's too late
Is it the Mother Earth revenge?
Misery and suffering
Screams and tears from the pain
Victims falling into a big grave in vain
End of times, hear, they're cries
Destruction before ours eyes
Smell of death through the islands
While the sea's giving back thousands of dead
There's no aftermath to them
State of emergency
Don't you know?
Can't you see?
It's the sad true reality
Frozen chili creeps to the town
Raging sea invades the ground
Warms the men with threat and agony
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