Winds Of War (Invasion)
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Winds Of War (Invasion)
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I can feel them, they're here
The howling winds of war
You can sense them
They are bad omens
You can see the death dealing hords
And for eons now
Since the dawn of time
Round and round it goes
Since long before us
The winds of war
Invasion
The winds of war
Invasion
There's no reason
There's no rhyme
They will bring eternal night
Oh no! It's too late
To turn back now
A soldier lives to die
And now for all to behold
It's the moment of truth
Here are the sons
Of Babylon's whore
The winds of war
Invasion
The winds of war
Invasion
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