The Great War
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The Great War
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United powers are ready for the fight
The central ones follow side by side
Writing neon history
Killing people innocent, killing endlessly
Killing spreading fear & pain
Ruling playing every game
In life driving all insane
Chaos & disorder rule
Politics, economy above
Ready for the war
Raise your hands
Watch the sky just before you die
65 Million people dead
It's a shame it's enough to cry
The world's in blood
Europe's fighting the final round
Now east & west will rise
From the ashes of human's clown
Europe is a battlefield
United forces marching out
Against the central stele
The fire of the great war
Is burning nations to the ground
Burning more & more
Poison air from chemicals
All the soldiers are falling to the ground
Dying with no sound
In the trenches, in the mud
Kill your brother it's an order fight
See the freedom's light
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