| Oh, how much can you judge
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| rabid crowd
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| Above the one where forty magpies stand with outstretched hand?
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| Above the one where forty magpies stand with outstretched hand?
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| My poor fatherland
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| How I want you to rise
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| From ashes, pain and ruins,
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| So as not to be afraid, not to tremble.
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| So that your greatness
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| Only it was not ostentatious.
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| Treason and deceit are all around, it hurts to see a decline in morals.
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| Treason and deceit are all around, it hurts to see a decline in morals.
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| In the cycle of life
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| In the midst of disorder and discord
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| A plague hides behind a screen, calling to itself for a feast of debauchery.
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| A plague hides behind a screen, calling to itself for a feast of debauchery.
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| When we don't know who we are
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| Their roots and their ancestors,
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| That is a pepsicolous country
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| Will devour us instantly, without leftovers.
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| They are like evil dogs
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| With saliva flowing from the mouth
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| They stand at our borders,
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| They whine and clang with happiness.
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| From the anticipation of
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| That you are the last stronghold of Christianity,
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| And that you will never
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| Thunderstorm of the world space.
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| One day we, betraying the king,
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| We must repent before God!
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| We, breaking the law of heaven,
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| In an instant they became an exiled people.
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| It's time to repent, understand:
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| We can no longer betray
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| We all stand at that line, having stepped into the darkness, we do not enter the light.
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| We all stand at that line, having stepped into the darkness, we do not enter the light.
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| Oh, how much can you judge
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| rabid crowd
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| Above the one where forty magpies stand with outstretched hand?
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| Above the one where forty magpies stand with outstretched hand. |