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Operation Solomon
05:02
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Saints armed to the teeth
Holy warriors trample bodies
Solomon weeps
As his children are shot in the street
Davids' got a gun
Machined wood stamps rock walls
Blown away with
innocent limbs extended
In your name, we pray
Tear people from their homes
Metal teeth that rip up stone
Death required to sustain
Empires of blood, heavenly ordained
Look around
The future drowned in rubble
Bombs bring down
The deepest darkness devoid of stars
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Sugar
02:40
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Factory rushlight
Follows me on
This late drive
Swang in and out
Out of phase
From 90 to 99
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