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Artist: Muse
Canonical path: /muse/soldier-s-poem
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Soldier's Poem
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Soldier's Poem
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Throw it all away
Let's lose ourselves
Because there's no one left for us to blame
It's a shame we're all dying
And you think you deserve your freedom
How could you send
Us so far away from home?
When you know, damn, well, that this is wrong
I would still lay down my life for you
And you think you deserve your freedom
No I don't think you do
There's no justice in the world
There's no justice in the world
And there never was
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