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Artist: Amulance
Canonical path: /amulance/holocaust
Related lyric paths: 6
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Holocaust
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Holocaust
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The storm is ripping
And tearing the town
It won´t be long now
Before you are down
No heed was paid
To the warning that came
Now there is no one
But you left to blame
Chorus
Holocaust destruction
Terror, and revenge
Holocaust you´re gonna die
Death at no cost
The warmongers drill
Even if blood
From our own men must spill
The sacredness
Of our life is no more
Now there is reason
For us to have war
Chorus
They´re coming soon
They´re coming to take you away
Your life is doomed
And you have nothing to say
You warrior
You thought you were so tough before
But now you´re there
Now you´ve entered the war
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