Stalingrad

from Epitaph by DISCHORD

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(Solo – Louis)
(Solo – Luc)

A mortified mass began to chant his name,
As his idols are erected,
Everywhere we see his face,
Hail the new Kremlin or die

Commanding from his Iron fists, Stalin’s hunger grows stronger
Industrialize the country, climb to world supremacy
Eliminate all dissention, send the rest to Siberia
Bring them to their knees, execute their will
Centralize all resources, feed the war machines

Hunger, famines, multitudes of death
The end will justify the means

Surround the Villages and lay them all to waste.
Put them to the torch, attack them with our tanks
Bomb them from the air, fire all artillery
All must contribute, transformation of our nation
Enslave all the rest, work them to the death

Fall back in line, kill or be killed
The end will justify the means

“Mankind is divided into rich and poor,
into property owners and exploited;
to abstract oneself from this fundamental division; from the antagonism between poor and rich
means abstracting oneself from fundamental facts”

“The death of one man is a tragedy.
The death of millions is a statistic.
Death is the solution to all problems.
No man - no problem.”

Convinced of accomplishing what’s necessary for his country
Realizing never ending hostility
Famine, Pestilence, Death and War
Fertile grounds for the horsemen of the Apocalypse
All hail the mighty Joseph Stalin
Consumed by paranoia
Corruption absolute
In the name of Stalingrad

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from Epitaph, released January 23, 2016
Music and Lyrics: Luc Gagne
Arrangements: Dischord

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