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The human invasion begins.

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from Liberty's Exiles VIII Part I -The Children of Destiny, released September 23, 2016
As a peaceful people they stood no chance
They had no weapons, they had no defense
The invaders came, they took a surrender stance
But quickly suffered to the invaders violence

It was less a war, and more a slaughter
As so much blood upon the soil was spilled
Their life force flowed from them like water
As so many of their people were killed

An invasion on their way of life
None were left alive
So few hidden at the edge of a knife
How could this be right?

((The Invaders))
"Death to the infidels - Death to them all
We will storm their Citadel - This people will fall
To claim this planet, and make it our own
And send all of these resources back to our home"

((The Invaded))
"We'll hide inside our Citadel - We will survive
These aliens won't put us in hell - So few alive
The death outside, insane - At the hands of this race
But they can't kill us all - While some still survive"

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Liberty's Exiles is a musical collaboration between American songwriter Rob Mallory, and Halo Front Man, Simon Talbot.

We started writing together in June of 2013, and have since finished and released twenty three albums of material, ranging from hard rock, to beautiful melodic rock. ... more

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