Wordec
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Wordec
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Wordec
Alliances to take states and make them slaves, increase resources for war
change the habitable places ruined by bomb storms
watching scorched cities like they were trophies,
troops all around voices of vengeance
wounded childrens in bed their arms and legs are gone
chained and tortured hostages beg to feel the last one shoot
lost missils? wrong directions? corpses all around, vengeance forever
war culture
collision remains, subjugated strength
dreams of supremacy, communities defeated
ground tinted in red, some pieces of a brain
fertilize the land, poisoned seeds wil feed them
earth is rule by parasites-killing for pleasure
famine will rises and write the epilogue for this episode
and pain will ever ceaseless over nations that refuse to be controled
worldwide decease-succesful crime industry
fathers teach their sons how to use a weapon
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