Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Battalion of Saints
Canonical path: /battalion-of-saints/fair-warning
Related lyric paths: 6
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Fair Warning
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Fair Warning
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People
Screaming out in pain
An old town
Where children used to play
Slaughter
By faceless men
That
Play God everyday
Why can't they stop and see
Is it some religion
Is it the land that they want
So they can kill everyday
Nothing
Can ever be changed
When money's
The name of the game
Blame
Who can we blame
Deaths
Millions of deaths
Man's
Religions and lands
Controls
On you and me
[Chorus]
Halfway
Around the world
There's a town
Screaming the same words
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