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Artist: Sarnath
Canonical path: /sarnath/a-desperate-pray
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A Desperate Pray
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A Desperate Pray
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Flashing vision of the weapons in the night!
I just prey for a single shot to my heart.
We are neither death nor alive.
Can you see the fear in my eyes?
Howling roar of the fallen bombs!
Rain of metal from flak cannons!
Mechanic sounds of the heavy panzers!
May this evil can dry my tears?
So I fell on my knees,
Smelled the sulphur in the cold breeze.
I am drowning in the lakes of thy blood,
And still hearing dying screams from the crowd.
My life is fading down from my wounds.
Now I'm dreaming peace after life I had lost.
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