Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Valinor
Canonical path: /valinor/remembrance
Related lyric paths: 5
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Remembrance
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Remembrance
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Close your eyes
Do you remember
See past which was here
Generations destroyed through war
Radioactive war
Close your eyes
Do you remember
See past which was here
They are so ashamed
Of what they had done
People killed by people
Atomic war
Innocent ones
They didn`t do anything
They were alive but fate wanted
Only sand to remain
Sand
Only sand remained
Close your eyes
Do you remember
See past which was here
Generations destroyed through war
Radioactive war
Some day Earth will be reborn
Better than She was
And warm tear will feed
Roots the flower of destiny
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