Eagles
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Eagles
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Eagles
That morning seemed to be
an ordinary day.
She was busy as usual.
The sky was bright and the
seagulls on their way
to reach their home.
She stood outside when
hell touched the ground,
She could hear the
sirens all over,
She saw the vicious pictures
on the TV screen,
and it was dark.
Chorus
So she came to me,
rage is here again.
And said to me
evil's here again.
Cried out with fears,
death is here again.
They're all gone with the wind,
the eagles landed at dawn.
She looked outside at
all the misery.
People were thrown all over.
She closed her eyes to
slip of all that cruelty,
and the world remained silent.
Chorus
That morning seemed to be
an ordinary day
She was yearning for comfort.
The sky was lightless and
evil on it's way
to settle down.
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