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                                tonight we dare, as fiends
                                we fight the fire with flame,
                                we douse our dreams no more;
                                your shocks cannot us tame.
  tonight we die as innocents,
  our blood your soil wets;
  our futures are your fertilizer,
  your soil is our regrets.
                                tonight we light the villages,
                                we conquer what we please;
                                your back will be the mats
                                on which we welcome ourselves in.
  tonight we bleed as children,
  our children which have paid
  the price for our history;
  in hallowed ground they’re laid.
                                tonight we play to our own greed,
                                we’ve come to lay our claim:
                                your bones will be our scaffolding,
                                your pain will be our fame.
  tonight we hold our babies close,
  and pray for morning light;
  is there a god to call upon
  to keep me through the night?

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