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Voices of Verdun

from Something To Believe In by Sarcasm

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Music: Ales Blaznik
Lyrics: Easy Mucy

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VOICES OF VERDUN

As I walk through the shadows of the valley of death
I see no evil - there is no evil
There's carnival and lots of people

But not so far away there's fields of crosses laid
And on top of them among all dead
A silent monument

Hundred-thirty thousand
bones of boys and men unknown!
That's the message you should get
When you see Verdun!

I walked up to memorial with bones of those unknown
And a single skull looked at me
On a pile of bones

His hollow eyes screamed injustice, his skull looked at me
After so many lonely years
Would you please tell me my name?

Hundred-thirty thousand
bones of boys and men unknown!
That's the message you should get
When you see Verdun!

Quarter-million died
Half - unidentified
Before you start again
Give'em back their names!

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from Something To Believe In, released March 11, 2011

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Sarcasm was formed in 1987 in the golden days of thrash metal in Ex-Yugoslavia. With an exeption of a few years in the 90's when we had no place to play and we took some time to sort out our lives, we've been thrashing continuously until this day.

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