Fire In Pain
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NC

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NC

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Where have all the blue skies gone

And to the east a toxic dawn

Poison is the wind that blows

Who inhales it no one knows

Why does so much feel like less

Resigned into death's warm caress

Sickly sweet is melted skin

Greed becomes our greatest sin

Putrefacation, rot, decay

We'll shoot your kids at school today

Why does so much feel like less

Resigned into death's warm caress

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