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Artist: Black Jack Romeo
Canonical path: /black-jack-romeo/civil-war
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Civil War
Read Civil War lyrics by Black Jack Romeo on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Civil War
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The land stained red
The inoccents's blood
Who were arrested
Humans misunderstoods
They want money
They want power
They want to dominate
Your brain
In the civil war
All are villains
The peace's seems so far
The closer is the pain
Children cry and die
They applauding smile
They want suffering
They want sorrow
They want you to lament
For life
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