Marching Off to War
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Marching Off to War
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Another battle´s over,
It´s a million soldiers,
Never rise again,
We lost a million friends,
You can´t understand,
If you weren´t there,
You felt different then,
Marching off to war
Show no quarter,
Delight in slaughter,
Up for your last long ride,
Maybe God´s on the other side,
Don´t try to understand,
If you weren´t there,
You felt different then,
Marching off to war
Don´t need no vindication,
Fight for the nation,
You know you´re going to hell,
But you wear it well,
You´ll never understand,
If you weren´t there,
You felt different then,
Marching off to war
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