Darker Half
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Holocaust

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Darker Half Canonical path: /darker-half/holocaust Related lyric paths: 3
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Holocaust

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Senseless violence

Breaks the silence

Thousands slaughtered

More were tortured

Deadly camber no escaping

Careless for the lives they're taking

(chorus)

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Persecution

No solution

Taste of death sits on your breath

Concentration

Mass damnation

Death becomes a realization

Bombs are flying

Soldier dying

Bodies corpses multiplying

For what reason I can't see

Brainwashed servants

Kill for thee

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