Art of Fear
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1942

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Art of Fear Canonical path: /art-of-fear/1942 Related lyric paths: 6
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1942

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A child was born in winter 1942

Its father died on the battlefield

And thousands of others, too

Men killed for the nations

Women, children died

Violation across the land

The sun goes down forever

No future together

Hope, anger, hate

For peace it`s not too late

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