(Dolce Et Decorum Est) Pro Patria Mor
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(Dolce Et Decorum Est) Pro Patria Mor
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Heresy
How can it be?
That I am sacrificed for you
Lunacy
The irony
I’ve no use for the greater good
Mind, body, soul
Your will remains your own
Individual
Nowhere to be found
You better start thinking for yourself
Follower
Be a leader instead
Don’t let anyone administrate your life
Dolce et decorum est pro patria mori
Democracy
But only for you
I’m the one who’s fighting for your rights
Gormandize
Larger than life
While I’m the sacrificial lamb
Mind, body, soul
Your will remains your own
Sodomized
By the heads of state
The warmonger is never in the fight
Rearmament
Your own delight
It’s high time you fight your own fight
Dolce et decorum est pro patria mori
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