Kamikaze
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Kamikaze
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Divine wind blowing in from the east
The morning after the final feast
Desperate times for a warrior true
Death from above coming right at you
Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide
Better say your prayers, you know they said theirs
Kamikaze!
The dive bomber no more life to live
All he has been he's prepared to give
Give up his life for a family proud
You he his roar and you hear it loud
Better jump the ship ''cause it's heading below
A worthy sacrifice he'll never know
He gave his life in a losing cause
And you were lucky if he did not get yours
Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide
Better say your prayers, you know they said theirs
Kamikaze!
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