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The Price of Baghdad — Mohsen Moussawi

The Price of Baghdad

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The Price of Baghdad

Mohsen Moussawi

From The Price of Baghdad

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Tempo
159 BPM
Key
D minor 81% confidence
Camelot
7A

Also reads as 80 or 318 BPM — tempo doubling is normal and both are correct.

Lyrics

Stranger! You, who do not understand my mother tongue

that is why, when it comes time to strike, doubt and delusion take hold of you

They bought you with money, they washed your brain with ignorance

so that with no pang of conscience, you came here to kill

Do you think Tehran is the firing range of your war?

But history is counting every single one of your bullets!

Yesterday you were firing missiles, today you have a baton in your hand?

Imported mercenary — this is the beginning of your defeat!

The one who opened the door, he sat you down over our heads

don't imagine he will keep covering for you at the table to the end

Old Zahhak, look how much blacker your face has gone

Saddam came out looking clean — beside you, and beside this "brother"!

But know that this soil has a strange keeper of its own

our answer to the lot of you is fire, and one roar

The files that have been gathering dust are being opened again

the reparations for that war, our generation will take back

Resolution five hundred and ninety-eight, clause six and clause seven

no money goes missing, not even the oil money!

Did you think we had let it go? The blood of Khuzestan?

Now you have to pay for it — the price of the killing of Tehran!

Government of Baghdad, hear this: it is the last warning

the one answerable for this crime is that order sitting in an office

If your soldier's rifle tears our chest open

the compensation is heavy — it will take your good name away!

We will pull what is ours out of the throat of your oil

we are the heirs of that pain, and we are not going quiet!

Mark this, and mark it well — the world is watching

that the fate of a tyrant keeps company with a stain

Saddam came out looking clean — history bears witness to it

and worse than him is the enemy lying in wait inside the house

The invoice for Baghdad...

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