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Artist: Eloy
Canonical path: /eloy/song-of-a-paranoid-soldier
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Song of A Paranoid Soldier
Read Song of A Paranoid Soldier lyrics by Eloy on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Song of A Paranoid Soldier
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I'm soldier in a land
where cruel things never end
I'm coming home with a broken mind
home to my mother,she's so kind
please my mother
come on here
to help your son
I'm poor boy
I don't want to kill
anymore
take off pictures
the hideous pictures of death
please my mother come on take me home
I want to see the green leaves of summer
I want forget the years of war
and play in the sand as I did before when I was young.
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