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Cold War


What could be worst than having a cold war Soldiers dying in the hands of the wrong Having torn memories and sometimes more They knew they were not going to last long They thought it was a simple thing at first Suddenly, they heard the first gunfire shot Seeing bodies, thinking what could be worst Retreating and stop, or try to confront Can't they see how much people get buried War is just destroying love among us Is showing love something complex to plead All because they want to show their toughness To stop this we need to sign a treaty To end once and for all the cruelty
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