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Artist: The Skeptix
Canonical path: /the-skeptix/death-and-destruction
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Death And Destruction
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Death And Destruction
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Our armies destroyed and defeated
the only certainty of war is death
fight to the last man
searing pain take your last breath
why why why do they die
why do they live at all
you who survive the fighting
who have escaped from hell
don't congratulate yourselves
the real heroes are those who fell
hungry, demoralized and nauseated
by the horrors you have seen
giving an order in which is stated
fight to the last man
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