The Killing Fields
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The Killing Fields
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I close my eyes and I"m far away
Far from this death and devastation
Only for a moment
And now that moments gone
I open my eyes to see that I"m still on
The killing fields
I"m on my own
The killing fields
So far from home
I look around to see the bloodshed
All of my friends who
Bled the ground red
Only for a moment
And now that moments gone
I open my eyes to see that I"m still on
I look to the sky
I fall to my knees and I scream
Oh my lord why have you forsaken me
Only for a moment
And now that moments gone
I open my eyes to see that I"m still on
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