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It is written that they must pay,

those who were executioners.

A lawless dictator without moral

who wanted to be the ruler of the world.

With blood he stained his hands,

assassinating the innocent,

and amongst the flames they will burn

on Judgement Day.

And shut away in the barracks,

awaiting his death,

they have erased a dream from his mind

that he had one day made them live through.

And they will live to be burned,

and they will die for freedom,

and piles of naked bodies

will shine in the night.

And they will live to be burned,

and they will die for freedom,

and piles of naked bodies

will shine in the night.

And they will live to be burned,

and they will die for freedom,

and piles of naked bodies

will shine in the night.

And they will live to be burned,

and they will die for freedom,

and piles of naked bodies

will shine in the night.

In the future humankind will speak

of those terrible moments,

of those whom one day believed

to have the world under its power.

People believe the story ended

with the final day of the war,

but the truth is that that ambition

can bring the end of the world.

And shut away in the barracks,

awaiting his death,

they have erased a dream from his mind

that he had one day made them live through.

And they will live to be burned,

and they will die for freedom,

and piles of naked bodies

will shine in the night.

And they will live to be burned,

and they will die for freedom,

and piles of naked bodies

will shine in the night.