The 3rd War
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The 3rd War
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I'm sitting at the coast
see the gulls in the air
The dolphins come across the sea
catching fish on thier way
Suddenly the bombs explode
dead bodies on the water
The water is coloured red
I close my eyes in disbelive
The work is done
it is time to go away
The eclipse of the sun
here we cannot stay
The darkness will remain
trouble is ahead
There is no more to gain
our world is dead
The 3rd War has just begun
no more dolphins in the sea
War ships took thier place
they destroy everything
Now the big bombs explode
nuclear power crushes the Earth
Atomic shells fly through the air
they have replaced the birds
The work is done
it is time to go away
The eclipse of the sun
here we cannot stay
The darkness will remain
trouble is ahead
There is no more to gain
our world is dead
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Funker Vogt performs "The 3rd War", and this lyric page sits inside the Funker Vogt catalog on LyroVerse.
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