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West End Memorial

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Good Riddance Canonical path: /good-riddance/west-end-memorial Related lyric paths: 6
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West End Memorial

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true freedom they give us no slaughter too

sacrilegious the smoke clears on bloated bodies i

feel safe now do they want me service

we fought there in the jungles i saw

nothing i felt no enemy we died there

in the foxhole my companion lay bleeding in

my arms so proud pride so quick to

murder for posterity hatred trained to operate manually

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