| «Never?
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| Rome was destroyed, Greece was destroyed, Persia was destroyed, Spain was
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| destroyed
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| All great countries are destroyed, why not yours?
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| How much longer do you think your own country will last?
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| Forever?»
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| Block the entrances, close the doors
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| Seal the exits because this is war
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| All gave some, some gave all
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| But for what? |
| I want to know
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| Carry on, don’t mind me
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| All I gave was everything
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| And yet you ask me for more
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| Fought your fight, bought your lie
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| And in return I lost my life
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| What purpose does this serve?
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| A folded flag, a purple heart
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| A family all but torn a part
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| I fought with courage to preserve
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| Not my way of life, but yours
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| The cowards preach from pedestals
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| With words like «courage» and «resolve»
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| But what they meant was «Fuck them all»
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| Because freedom isn’t free
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| They send our daughters and our sons
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| To deserts under burning suns
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| A sacrificial slaughtering
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| To fill the pockets of the weak
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| An artificial enemy, are we so easily deceived?
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| They carry on
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| «You're a shameful opportunist! |
| What you don’t understand is that it’s better
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| to die on your feet than live on your knees.»
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| «You have it backwards. |
| It’s better to live on your feet than to die on your
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| knees.»
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| Don’t carry on, just walk away
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| How many more sent to their graves?
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| In this lesson ignored
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| I fought your fight
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| Bought your lie
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| And in return I lost my life
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| What purpose does this serve?
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| What purpose did I serve? |