Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Headhunter
Canonical path: /headhunter/prepare-to-die
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Prepare to Die
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Prepare to Die
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Death and war are the routine
Hunger, misery, pain
The world suffers
Terror, fear, disgrace
We all feel
The world is hell
It doesn´t have salvation
We will suffer the destruction
The holocaust is coming
Nobody can escape
No need to cry
Be prepared to die
Missiles and bombs will make the attack
Soldiers marching to the death
People crying, people dying
All destroyed and the worlds is in the end
The holocaust is coming
Nobody can escape
No need to cry
Be prepared to die
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