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The Lure

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The Lure

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Every last ounce of sympathy, every last bit of emotion

Saturated with this bitterness and situations

Stacked end on end end on end

And tonight there will be no resolve

For those who lay awake clutching their children

Listening to bombs drop and boots marching down barren streets

Soldiers marching down barren streets

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