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Melody Maker The Martyrium


Everytime i watch the world today
War is like the children play
and nothing we could say
Everyday people are being killed
like a scum, full of fear
and we can't just sit down here

Run for the shelter
(the bombs is coming at you)
save our childrens
(from the blast around you)
please Guide us, Ooh God
(find some peace and light)
Grind all enemies!!

And all of us will become the frontier
your Martyrium
We hold our hands to hide our tears n fears
There's nothing can save us
We hold our hands to hide our tears n fears
There's nothing can save us

Everyday i watch the window still
it's makes me ill..
The war that's so real
Everyday people are being thrilled
from the songs of bombs
so let's move your ass, baby!!

And all of us will become the frontier
Your Martyrium
We hold our hands to hide our tears n fears
our last chance of hope

And just wait till the hand of God is reaching us
The Martyrium
And Our blood will be shed just to proving you
We died for nothing
The endless war is nothing but fear,
This endless sins will haunting you&

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