Militourism
They’re entering my place
And they will ask no question
I’ll understand through days
They took my world with action
Of thousands high-boots
Of coloures of the martial
The God won’t help they’re rude
And everybody’s marshal.
They step with bayonets
They say they carry freedom
Their hearts are full of weeds
And only blood can feed’em.
There’s madness nothing more
In their eyes of bastards
Oh misers, but what for
Their freedom? They are masters.
There’s freedom in their hands
That goal of any soldier
The battle never ends
Give them Satrap – the Holder.
But I can’t understand
When you destroy all tyrants
Where will you send my friend
Your liberty with violence?
The snow will fall again
The faith will die tomorrow
Nero has brought the pain,
But Robespierre – the horror.
Ivan is not so bad
And terrible and risking
As Hitler with his herd
In Forty One, say, is he?
The Wise has said that we
Get knowledge in comparison
The fire runs you see
The tyrant fell, just listen
The Fatherland is cried
Hang cruel tyrant! Hit him!
Hey people see he’s dead
For better goal for freedom.
And soldier washed his hands
The page has turned it’s boring
The battle never end
Oh soldier where you’re going?
TV will give you fame
The Press will not be silent,
But who deserves this name
The name of cruel tyrant?
The One whose different ways
Are hard and complicated
Who gave us the sun rays
The stars these are so splendid.
Who doesn’t let to kill
So what if we have reason
Who’s making us to feel
To love in any season.
Let’s cast Him out from throne
His bondage of the tyrant
We’re lucky He has gone,
Of course, He was so silent.
I think we will destroy
His buildings to the ground
No words just shoot for joy
Rise flag we won this round.
We won we won again
The peace is reached forever
We have love of the gain
We have it we are clever.
The wounds are healed, the debt
Is paid we are just hit Him
Don’t ask me what is left? –
The tyrant naming Freedom!
Copyright © Serge Lyrewing | Year Posted 2016
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