June 44
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June 44
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Stubborn Jabos rip the sky
On wings of inferno into chaos
Burnt offering - killing ground
Drowning in blood over and over again
See naval fire rain down
Living and dead unite in a stream of anguish
A dance in the sands
Of Juno and Sword
A waltz in the flames
Of June 44
Hunkered down in fertile Normandy plains
Blending seamlessly into the terrain
Swift death in the hedges - Panthers reign
Sweeping forward over scorched domains
Unending rosebeds of death
Half-timbered graveyards as far as hell can see
Bouqet of hopeless faces
Awaiting sudden death in a sea of flames
Falling grace - the saints are down
Bleeding profound from the wounds of the afterlife
A dance in the sands
Of Juno and Sword
A waltz in the flames
Of June 44
A twirl in the shame
Of a brethren war
A waltz in the flames
Of June 44
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