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Artist: Mob Rules
Canonical path: /mob-rules/the-last-farewell
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The Last Farewell
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The Last Farewell
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Remember when the troops has come
They called them jerks and made them run
And tell them: home and faith are lies
The world in peace the heights at war
They name the judge a lying whore
And lost their right and will to survive
One trip was booked
By the immigrant hell
They call it the last farewell
One trip was sold
As a ticket to fight
They praise the lord but kill his child
The speak of death has born the wild
Just see them fail the game of life
One trip was booked
By the immigrant hell
They call it the last farewell
One trip was sold
As a ticket to fight
One trip let me book
Before they could tell
Remember the last farewell
Last trip to go
And is there the light
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