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Fire rains down from the sky
The blood pores and the bodies pile high
You Must put your fear to the side
Embrace that you’re going to die
Your best friend bleeding out to the right
They are they are coming through the lines
Grab your weapon get ready for a fight
Because I’d rather die than be behind

Here they come hold your breath
The killing fields are lit red
In the mud, face down
Paralyzed, by the sound
Of your brothers being ripped to shreds
Look to the right he’s already dead
Here I am, all alone
Scared to death, I will fight on

Everyone is stand up till the time comes to pay up
But it’s the warrior in me that knows I’ll be with my brother soon

It’s about loyalty
I would give my life like you would give for me

So much death it burns my eyes
Then a blast of light
Screams are gone it’s quiet now
Peace at last I can’t feel the ground

It’s blurry when I open my eyes
People dressed in white
In a bed is where I lie
Why Didn’t I, Why didn’t I die
With my eyes full of tears
It’s my biggest fear
Take me back my brothers need me
Take me back it’s about loyalty
I would give my life for you like you would for me

Everyone stand up to the time comes to pay up but it’s the warrior in me that will live my life for you but I’ll see you soon

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from Bushido Code - "The Dying Virtues" Volume II, released May 17, 2019
Mixed and Mastered by Len Carmichael (Landmine Studios) 2019

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