Battle Cry
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Battle Cry
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Could you look in the eyes of a soul
Before it dies
Could you take a life
Because they say it's right
Now you're trained to kill
Spill their blood
You will know fear
When you hear
The battle cry you die
Government war machines
They choose your enemy
You die when you hear the battle cry
Oh, pawns to slaughter mother and daughter
Kill them all for your country's honor
Hate is human
Heart is humanity
Murder for the government and live with insanity
America the land of the free
Ha ha ha ha you're all slaves
A bang and a flash
You take a life for their decisions
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