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Artist: Combat 84
Canonical path: /combat-84/world-war
Related lyric paths: 6
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World War
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World War
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There's flames in the city
and theres fire in the town
World War has been declared
And the Argentine is burning down
Its the day to bomb a nation and the day to bomb a country
It's the end of a nation and the end of a country
Its World war now
And i don't know why
Falkland islands in flames
and they're all gonna die
It's arm yourself now
and be prepared
Its kill all sides and don't be scared
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