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Artist: World Burns To Death
Canonical path: /world-burns-to-death/come-and-see
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Come And See
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Come And See
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Flowers grow best on top of mass graves
Come and see the beauty…
Flowers grow best on top of mass graves
Come and see the beauty of inhumanity
Come and see…
Come and see the beauty…
Flowers for the Cheka's political liquidations
Flowers for the funeral wreaths of a quarter million dead
Flowers for the Nazi's barbaric Barbarossa
Flowers for a memorial to children burned alive
Flowers grow best on top of mass graves
Come and see the beauty of inhumanity
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