Red Dawn
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Red Dawn
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The massacre in Mexico
revolution was the world
incurable minds, deadly death
government thinks like
assasins
destroy the ideology
oppression, insane blood of the
students running free
this was a sea of blood
trauma !!!
trauma make my own way
the massacre in Mexico
revolution was the world
incurable minds, deadly death
government to kill just to die !!!
communism is not the way
but death isn't too
idealist of the youths
shake this government
I don't want to be part
of this society
the evil sign most be die
the world can change
democracy is not real
helbound is it the history
and everything will be done
destroy the ideology
democracy is not real
this world can change
all make may own way
the massacre in Mexico
red dawn
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