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The Hill (1914) Lyrics by Suntold

World Torn Asunder

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The sun now sets above the hill
Heavens gates now flood the fields
Grass stained with the blood of many men
Rotting, decaying flesh
Scour the hills we pray today, will we survive under the oath
To keep one safe, blood pours into the fields we lay
Into the fields we lay
O, father
O, mother
Thy, brother keep me safe
We scour across the hills, we pray, will we survive to keep our loved ones safe
To keep our loved onеs safe
We scour across the hills, wе pray for day
O, father
O, mother
Thy, brother
Will we survive under the oath to keep one safe
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"The Hill (1914)" appears on "World Torn Asunder".

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