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The Mission (1943)

The Mission (1943) lyrics by Jag Panzer. The mission set there will be no returns as the killers head into the night they all must face the impossible climb a...

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The Mission (1943)

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The mission set there will be no returns as the

killers head into the night

they all must face the impossible climb a sheer cliff

400 feet high

Caught captive in Mondracus it seams the enemy knows

their plan

Back in control and on to Navarone they leave behind a

misinformed man

Six men with six days to change the tide

The guns of Navarone

Six men with six days it may take their lives

The guns of Navarone

Mondracus burns in punishment for hiding out the

killers five

On this night the silent one is a traitor ans so she

dies

The injured man drugged by Stolamine speaks of

invasion on the southern side

The guns now left alone two men move inside and lock

the massive door behind

Planting explosives all around the guns a diversion

from the real mother load

the containment room holding hundreds of shell the

elevator and they explode

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