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Holy Land

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Kings of Thunder Canonical path: /kings-of-thunder/holy-land Related lyric paths: 6
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Holy Land

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Jerusalem was occupied

The enemies attacked the walls

A long time all, all was defended

But then the war machines were built

A day later a knight came in

And his army followed him

A little later the whole crusaders

This was the beginning of the doom

The killed them all without mercy

Children, men and wives

Much of them tried to hide

But it was senseless, everywhere were knights

The residents, they had to wade

'Til the blood runs to their knees

70.000 were killed

The atrocities were wide over the mass of evil deeds

[Chorus]

The massacre was distant

70.000 were dead

The atrocities went on 'til the end

Only to conquer the holy land

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