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Fields Lyrics by Death in June

Lesson 1: Misanthropy

1984

[Verse 1]
Dresden burning in the night
Coventry is still alight
Above the blood, the pain and fire
Arose a sigh «We're ruled by liars»
[Verse 2]
She took me from the village square
Through fields the colour of her hair
Where arrows crossed point to the sky
And fathers, brothers and lovers lie
[Verse 3]
She stopped and turned to look at me
But only sorrow, no hate I see
She said «For me please, and all the others
No more wars amongst brothers»
[Refrain]
No more wars amongst brothers
No more wars amongst brothers
[Verse 4]
Dresden burning in the night
Coventry is still alight
Above the blood, the pain and fire
Arose a sigh «We're ruled by liars»
She took me from the village square
Through fields the colour of her hair
Where arrows crossed point to the sky
And fathers, brothers and lovers lie
She stopped and turned to look at me
But only sorrow, no hate I see
She said «For me please, and all the others
No more wars amongst brothers»
[Refrain]
No more wars amongst brothers
No more wars amongst brothers
Credits
Death in June

Death in June

About “Fields” by Death in June

Read the complete lyrics to "Fields" by Death in June from the album "Lesson 1: Misanthropy" in 1984. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Rock, Post-Punk.

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"Fields" is credited to Death in June. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Fields" appears on "Lesson 1: Misanthropy" in 1984.

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