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The Stoneman and the Apocalypse Lyrics by Desolation Yes!

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Blue skies, blue skies where have you gone?
This sulphur stinks, the land is charred, i'm on my own
And the waters gone, all lovers dead, please
Forgive us all
Because we've killed her, we've killed the whole world
And killed our world
Green grass, green grass grow again
All your science has done nothing for me
Where are the trees? where are the birds?
What havе you done?
Do you think you're God? you're not my God!
Whеre are the kids?
I turn around, i see my wife God!
What have we done?

About “The Stoneman and the Apocalypse” by Desolation Yes!

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"The Stoneman and the Apocalypse" appears on "Sleep".

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