Holy War
Hamara Lyrics


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CHORUS
Warriors destine for glory fight Until the end of time
Demons riding on dismal clouds Take to the Sky

VERSE 1
I watched the blood moon arise in the sky I saw a blinding light
Heaven tore the veil It's the end of time
Now our worlds will collide Heaven cannot fail

BRIDGE 1
I will avoid the wretched ones Fear the fall
I will hide beyond the shadows For Death is Here

VERSE
The prophecy was disguised as a tale I now feel alive
Death is on my side Hear the clash in the sky
Blood reigns down, we divide I must choose my side

BRIDGE 2
As they rise from the ashes




I hear them scream (Kill the King)
Hear the demons cries Reign down (Kill the King) Watch the devil's eyes Bleed through (Kill the King) Raise my sword and shield Prepare (Kill the King) Crush their battle cry They'll die (Kill the King) CHORUS

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Hamara's song "Holy War" paint a vivid picture of a fierce and epic battle between warriors destined for glory, demons riding on dismal clouds, and the forces of heaven and hell converging in an apocalyptic showdown. The chorus sets the tone for the song, emphasizing the eternal nature of the conflict and the dramatic imagery of demons taking to the sky. It speaks to the enduring struggle between good and evil, and the relentless fight for victory.


In the first verse, the singer describes witnessing the blood moon rising in the sky, accompanied by a blinding light that heralds the tearing of the veil between worlds. This celestial event signifies the end of time and the impending collision of two opposing forces. The imagery of heaven's involvement and the certainty of its triumph create a sense of impending doom and grandeur.


The bridge following the first verse adds a sense of foreboding, with the singer vowing to avoid the wretched ones and seeking refuge in the shadows as death looms closer. The lyrics suggest a sense of impending danger and the need to brace for the imminent battle that is about to unfold.


The second verse delves deeper into the singer's personal journey, as they come to realize that the prophecy was hidden in plain sight all along. Embracing the power of death on their side, they acknowledge the clash of forces in the sky and the inevitability of choosing a side in the impending conflict. The imagery of blood raining down and the need to make a decisive choice add to the intensity and drama of the narrative.


The second bridge intensifies the call to arms, as the singer hears the screams of those rising from the ashes and rallies to confront the demonic forces with a defiant resolve. The repetition of the phrase "Kill the King" underscores the urgency and brutality of the battle ahead, as the singer prepares to face their enemies head-on and crush their resistance. The chorus that follows encapsulates the overarching themes of the song, with the warriors poised for glory and the cosmic forces of good and evil locked in an eternal struggle that will determine the fate of all involved.




Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: AARON SCHUG, AUSTEN COUCH, JOSHUA RUFF, TONY MOLIERI

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@shitystinkingbadboodarindi5144

The attack achieved lot
70% of Afghanistan under the lions feat
And the America and thier cawerd allies NATO begging Pakistan to talk to Taliban for peace
Hahahahahahahahahaha
Super poor America
Alas. American NATO India Israel
They could not succeed in Afghanistan
And they will never succeed
1920 British graveyard
1984 USSR graveyard
And now 2019 world modern army with modern weapons
Taliban barred them with thier modern weapons and modern army



All comments from YouTube:

@system4862

How can you defeat a man who sees death much sweeter than being alive?

@rishabhadarsh5227

By killing them... 😂
Good People's weakness is they are bound with moral barrier...bad people's aren't.

@user-gs5pi3rf2g

@@rishabhadarsh5227 you think USA and NATO are good guys ???

@rishabhadarsh5227

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@phillamoore157

I’m fairly certain you just answered your own question…. You may as well have asked “How do you kill a man that wants to kill himself, first”. The bravest aspect of that third-world, sh*t-hole, is that they literally have nothing to live for, short of hating Jews. Btw…ever notice how the people who plan these attacks are rarely the ones who carry them out. So, apparently some of them want ot live. Bin Laden, wanted to live so badly he jumped behind one of his wives.

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@ajazullahkhan5634

You can never defeat those peoples,, who has strong belief in Allah

@AadilKhan-sg3uo

No doubt

@hideouseblob955

The locals picked up Al-Qaeda attackers bodies and and put them on the garbage pile in town then the local dogs ate them

@peppercorn4196

The effort was pretty Worth now the taliban is ripping people in to pieces

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