The March Of Freedom
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The March Of Freedom
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The March Of Freedom
At last stop to listen
The desperate threatening callings
Of the last priests
And tell them
That you are not afraid anymore
And you scorn them
Tell them That you have already found the scourge of the truth
That opened your eyes
And showed the right way
So go and stop turning back
Go and be strong and ready
To be able to tread an all over
The answer to your questions
You have found already
That god is dead...
That god has always been dead...
At last stop to listen
The desperate threatening callings
Of the last priests
Tell them
That you have already found the scourge of the truth
That opened your eyes
And showed the right way
So go and stop turning back
Go and be strong and ready
To be able to tread an all over.
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