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Brothers In Arms
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LYRICS
We started this revolution
To change the course of our existence
We break the lines, we face the fires
Our time has come
Good morning, you little criminals
Wake up to chaos and confusion
Your sky is black, yellow and brown
You’re upside down
Brothers in arms
The flames are lit, the battle’s on
The tide is in, your test begins
The time for idle talk is gone
Armies of steel
We’ve got to fight for our new deal
We’ve got to choose what we can’t lose
So we don’t ever make the same mistakes again
Stand up now and seize the moment
You know that fear is the opponent
Your soul is freed, stand by your creed
You’re made of steel
We started this revolution
To change the course of our existence
We break the lines, we face the fires
We’re locking arms, hell bent
Brothers in arms
The flames are lit, the battle’s on
Our time to live, our time to give together
Every single moment, cherish now
Armies of steel
We’ve got to fight for our new deal
We’ve got to choose what we can’t lose forever
Never make the same mistakes again
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Imperativa Records is a record label founded by award winning producer and composer Yoav Goren that is dedicated to the genre of Epic Music.
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