Modern Naval Warfare
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Modern Naval Warfare
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I can see they coming. A zodiac,
No chance they are just roaming
If nobody come for help we will die
But, we deserve a try
It is safe to work on the bay
I rather be a sailor anyway
By now we must have fled
It will be a fucking bloodshed
Hope hope hope hope
Death death death death
Die at the sea
Straight to hell
Hope
Death
Lock and load on (this) shit
We’ll try take the hit
Each one an ak(a-kay)
We’re left to pray
Die at the sea
Straight to hell
Hope
Death
At some half mile
Dark fate smile
Russian friends, soviet!
They turned the sea red
Smoke in the sky. Never saw so high
Black as death. Poisoning our breath
I can see the other side
I’m not ready to die
Russians drunk with vodka
Everyone is a killer
Now starts to rain
Like a funeral of pain
Die at the sea
Straight to hell
Hope
Death
Victory victory victory they’re dead
Final solo
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