The Flag
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The Flag
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Cold in the morning
Who’s knocking in the middle of this storm?
They said: Sorry. He was a hero
A part of our story
Where is? Where is my son?
Why doesn’t he come home?
He went to war
He said he would be back
Why didn’t he come?
Just a flag
He went to war
He said he would be back
It’s is wrong!
Something is wrong!
I remember. When we played
We enjoyed the Sun
Your laughs, when you were running to me
With open arms
Where is? Where is my son?
Please God! Come home!
He went to war
He said he would be back
Why didn’t he come?
Just a flag
He went to war
He said he would be back
It’s wrong!
Something is wrong!
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Edglas Prado performs "The Flag", and this lyric page sits inside the Edglas Prado catalog on LyroVerse.
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