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False Orders Begone

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Craft Canonical path: /craft/false-orders-begone Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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False Orders Begone

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Once you can see

The sun rise from the earth

Direction to the sky

And once you can feel

Rain fall down on your skin

Once you have skin

(in pain....in blood.....)

In what you have blessed

(in blood.....)

What you have is eternal

You have the pain in my

In my....world

Pain of the memories, of the ruthless world

Which once were in the hidden order

War soldiers run remembering the war

The emptiness swallowing...all

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