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Testament
Lyrics for Song: Seven Days Of May
Lyrics for Album: Souls Of Black [1990]
Put your life on the line
To hesitate is a waste of time
No giving in to repent
Unto the system of the government
It's called the people's republic here
The propaganda so sincere
Oh, what a joke and a blatant lie
From criminals ranking high
Born a political prisoner
Raised outside of the law
I'm gonna keep on fighting
Until I die for the cause
Put an end to hypocrisy
Lead the way to democracy
No longer will we play the fool
To brutalized military rule
They started forty years ago
We never could say yes or no
Millions souls make your voice
We want the right to make a choice
Born a political prisoner
Raised outside of the law
I'm gonna keep on fighting
Until I die for the cause
Freedom, freedom calling
Out from the pain
Freedom, freedom calling
Seven days of may
They tried to show a peaceful path
Then it turned into a blood bath
In the square they plan the game
That's when the tanks of the army came
They called the murders minimal
Descibed their victims as criminals
Dead souls like you and me
Who only wanted free society
Born a political prisoner
Raised outside of the law
I'm gonna keep on fighting
Until I die for the cause
Freedom, freedom calling
Out from the pain
Freedom, freedom calling
Seven days of may
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Seven Days Of May
Released on the 1990 album Souls Of Black, 'Seven Days Of May' stands as a defining track in the career of American thrash metal band Testament. The song exemplifies the group's signature blend of aggressive riffing and melodic sensibilities that would characterize their sound throughout the 1990s. As a staple of their discography, the recording showcases the band's technical proficiency and heavy, driving energy typical of the era's metal scene. It remains a recognizable piece within their catalog, often cited by fans as a prime example of their early work before they evolved into a more diverse musical style. |
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| Album Lyrics: Souls Of Black [1990] |
Testament
"Souls Of Black [1990]"
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