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Staring at the carnage, praying that the sun would never rise.
Living another day in disguise.
These feelings can t be right, lend me your courage to stand up and fight, on tonight.
Ooooo...
Stand up and fight
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The fighting rages on and on,
to challenge me you must be strong.
I walk your land but don t belong,
two million soldiers can t be wrong
It s no fun but I ve been here before
I m far from home and I m fighting your war.
(Not the way I pictured this, I wanted better things)
(the same)
Some are scared others killing for fun, I shot a mother right in front of her son.
(Take this from my consciousness, and please erase my dreams)
Fight for honor, fight for your life
Pray to God that our side is right.
Even though we won, I still may lose
Until I make it home to you
(the same)
I see our mothers filled with tears,
grew up so fast where did those years go?
Memories won t let you cry,
unless I don t return tonight
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So many soldiers on the other side,
I take their lives so they can t take mine.
(Scared to make it out alive now murder s all I know.)
(the same)
Nobody tells me all the reasons we re here.
I have my weapons so there s nothing to fear.
(Another day, another life, but nothing real to show for)
Fight for honor, fight for your life
Pray to god that our side is right
Even though we won, I still may lose
Until I make it home to you
I see our mothers filled with tears,
grew up so fast where did those years go?
Memories won t let you cry,
unless I don t return tonight
Staring at the carnage, praying that the sun would never rise.
Living another day in disguise.
These feelings can t be right, lend me your courage to stand up and fight.
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Watching the death toll rise wondering how I m alive.
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Stranger s blood on my hands, I ve shot all I can
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There are no silent nights, watching your brothers all die
To destroy all their plans with no thought of me
No thought of me, no thought of me
Ohhhhh...
Walk the city lonely
Memories that haunt are passing by
A murderer walks your streets tonight
Forgive me for my crimes; don t forget that I
was so young
Fought so scared
in the name of God
and Country