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East and West could not agree |
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So their generals gave call, gathered troops at the border |
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With guns at ready, drawn and aimed |
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Each side was praying to a |
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God to bless them with strength and courage |
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It was in |
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His name artillery lit the sky on fire |
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The people sang protest songs to try and stop the soldier's gun |
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Protest songs in response to military aggression |
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Protest songs to try and stop the soldier's gun |
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But the battle raged on |
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Sirens filled the air, and the ground shook with war |
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Civilian casualties had been a cost that was predetermined |
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When interviewed for report, victims pleaded in frustration |
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Their claim: that this was a war without reason |
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And bureaucrats engaged in debate to try and reach a resolution |
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The people sang protest songs to try and stop the soldier's gun |
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Protest songs in response to military aggression |
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Protest songs to try and stop the soldier's gun |
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Protest songs in response to military aggression |
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Protest songs to try and stop the soldier's gun |
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But the battle raged on |
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While the broadcast, like their prayers, went unanswered and ignored |
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God, like the rest of the world, just watched in silence |
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There was purpose to be served, there were fortunes to be earned |
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Before a peace could be called to stop the fighting, they sang... |
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Protest songs in response to military aggression |
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Protest songs to try and stop the soldier's gun |
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Protest songs in response to military aggression |
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Protest songs to try and stop the soldier's gun |
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Protest songs in response to military aggression |
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Protest songs to try and stop the soldier's gun |
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Protest songs in response to military aggression |
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Protest songs to try and stop the soldier's gun |
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But the battle raged on |
