On Sunday They Will Kill The World
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On Sunday They Will Kill The World
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On a Sunday they will kill the world
And a Monday they will cry and shout
Then on Tuesday they will just try out
What will happen to the burning crowd
And you hearing this song
You will smile that I'm wrong
I'm prince you killed in your mind
I'm four kids and you didn't find
On a sunday they will kill the world
On a sunday they will kill the world
And you will think of me
But I'm gone and then I'll see
In the sky for me sits one, too
What they did some people like you
On a Sunday they will kill the world
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