Under The Suffer
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Under The Suffer
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First came the wind, dark clouds and the storm
Then came the snow which covered the ground white
We saw them descending from clouds
from the Bloodred Sky
We just stood there and watched
as they came, saw and conquered
This beautiful sight
made us blind
with joy we welcomed the intruder
as immigrants for their dominion
like an epidemic Virus
that spread over our homes
It came like a cold wind
and took away everything
In the ruins we stood
with the living ones
We saw them raping our women
and killing our children
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