Who Kills Wins
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Who Kills Wins
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In times of war, death is your life,
They kill your child, they kill your wife.
They bomb your land, they bomb your town,
They break your will and keep you down.
You take your gun,
Don´t want to die,
You start to run,
Hear children cry.
Planes are flying,
Over you,
People are dying.
What will you do?!?
And you know
Who kills wins!
(solo)
Who kills wins!
You see a barrel, but you don´t run.
And there the girl, holding the gun.
You feel bad when you look in her eyes,
Now you are dead - the sun will rise.
Your body is lost, but your soul is saved!
And you know
Who kills win!
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