| Amidst a swirling din of smoke and screaming on the battlefield
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| Reared on the teat of my dead mother war
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| Hardened to stone through abuse; |
| mocked beaten and scorned
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| A bayonet-severed umbilical cord
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| The wind sings its sweet lullaby through
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| A black and hollowed ribcage
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| I’m to die in battle divine with the flames as my grave
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| This realm of inhuman carnage
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| Where the blood eternally rains
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| To my brothers who’ve fallen before me
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| I will walk with you again
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| This is my demented playground
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| The horizon is howling ablaze
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| A skeletal village illuminates the sky
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| As fire destroys their grains
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| With glee, I rape and torture
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| My pleasure is inflicting pain
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| With a vigor unholy, I’ll fight to my doom
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| Till I’ve vanquished the Christian God’s ways
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| Oh, it must be such a different world
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| To which those on the outside exist
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| At least I know who loves me here
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| No delusions: all weakness dismissed
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| An era of inhuman tragedy
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| To be ushered by my iron hand
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| The ovens bellowed to crematory highs
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| To dispose of the god-fearing man |