This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Red war will fall on my enemies
Babylon is full of hypocrisy
You feel the hate is for real
Cause red war will fall on my enemies
Red war
Red war
Red war
Red war
Watch y aback watch ya back watch ya back
The sign of the cross i carry into war
The kyber pass where no one rests
Hold my head up the judah lion
Twelve tribes in the mountains of zion
Babylon fall and red war will come
Babylon fall
Red war
Red war
Watchyabackwatchyabackwatchyaback
Red war will fall on my enemies
Babylon is full of hypocrisy
You feel the hate is for real
Cause red war will fall on my enemies
Red war
Red war
Red war
Red war
Watch y aback watch ya back watch ya back
The sign of the cross i carry into war
The kyber pass where no one rests
Hold my head up the judah lion
Twelve tribes in the mountains of zion
Babylon fall and red war will come
Babylon fall
Red war
Red war
Watchyabackwatchyabackwatchyaback
Red war will fall on my enemies
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Red War Lyrics as written by Massimiliano Cavalera Dave Grohl
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uh... does anyone know the meaning of this song, if it's got any? i can't believe nobody's really been saying anything on Probot! dave grohl rocks!
Seems to be about holy war.
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I agree with everyoe else on here, I think it is about holy war in the middle east.
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