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Artist: Exxplorer
Canonical path: /exxplorer/world-war-iii
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World War III
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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World War III
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I often gaze upon the stars
Wonderin' what's beyond the bars
There's someplace that we'll never see
It's beyond our highest peak -
It began with space, our human race
We've turned our world into a waste
People dying and children crying
It's a fate that's soon to be
This is the story of World War III
A harder war there will never be
People dying and children crying
It's a fate that's soon to bey, yeah!!
Now I've seen beyond the stars
I've seen beyond the bars
There's someplace that we'll never see
It's beyond our highest peak
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