Malefactor March
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Malefactor March
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Our captains lie dead by our hand
There’s no one left to give commands
Our generals have led us to defeat
Well fight yer own wars
We’d rather march into the sea... Into
The sea
We'll march forever across the oceans sand
Nobody ever dares take a stand
We are the company of the damned
You’ll know us by the mark upon our face
The glowing iron has made this a disgrace
We'll side with pride, unto our destiny!
Fight yer own war we'd rather
March into the sea... Into the
Sea
Well march forever across the briney deep
Our mothers die alone whilst our widows weep
We are the one that never sleep
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