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Fields of Flanders Lyrics by Filthy Horse

War & Beer

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In 14–18 lay the soldiers row by row
Those lads they’re never getting old
With stories never being told
The whistle’s blown, the silence’s broken
Running man, as fast as they can
Shouting man, machinegun rant
Earth’s becoming a hell
On the fields of flanders
The ground will soon turn red
On the fields of flanders
They walked in the shadow of death
The horses were filthy, recovering hill sixty
A grave is all that remains
The names washed away in the rain
The mines exploding it tears you apart
Shellshock comes, takes over your heart
All those man they disappear
You’re trembling with fear, death is near
While the gasmask’s on
And the angels fall
Yperite has taken your soul

About “Fields of Flanders” by Filthy Horse

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"Fields of Flanders" appears on "War & Beer".

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