Consequence of the Madness
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Consequence of the Madness
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Another war
Where thousands of the dead
Cover the ground
A red carpet of the blood extend
Over which the mentor of the cauls passing
Dispute of the power
Religions an race
The propultionary causes
Of destruction and death
Guns of fire
Lethal virus
At the end of this war
Who will be melted?
In the eyes of the child
Expression of despair and pain
The tears fall down her face
The nightmare waiting of the end
Guns of fire
Lethal virus
One more game
Mortal game
Guns of fire
Buried futurea
At the end of this war
Who will be melted?
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