Childrem
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(Oh, children)
(Lift up your voice, lift up your voice)
(Children)
(Rejoice, rejoice)
Isabel Suarez
The singer's voice is so expressive that you can feel every emotion it conveys. It's like I'm singing straight to your heart, creating a deep connection! #OChildren
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Ana Lívia de Mello
The energy of this song is so vibrant that it is impossible not to get infected. Each note is like an explosion of joy that fills you with vitality.
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ThiagoAlves_98
this song calms me down so much, as does the harry and hermione scene. two friends trying to find peace in the midst of so much chaos
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Maria Heloísa de Mendonça
Me encanta esta rola la letra chida y el ritmo perrón,
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josemartins1425
sabe aquele dia q o astral está em baixa, parece está no bico do corvo... pois bem. a vem este som pauleira, faz uma reflexão na mente e qdo a música acaba tudo fica zem
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Dear Hay
remain me year 1999 first time in the club 'children' was fav song of music dj
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TikTok Music Australia
"Children of the Grave" is a hard-hitting and socially conscious track from Black Sabbath's 1971 album "Master of Reality". The lyrics speak against the effects of war on children and the future of the world. Its powerful riffs and intricate structure make it a standout in the band's discography. #BehindtheMusic
BehindTheMusic
"Children of the Grave" is a highly influential and intense song that highlights Black Sabbath's signature heavy, ominous sound. It was written as a call to action against the Vietnam War and the general unrest of the era. The song's lyrics urge young people to stand up against societal injustices and fight for change. #BehindtheMusic
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Children (Dance Vault Mixes)
Robert Miles
Released: 1996-07-11
℗ 1996 Deconstruction Ltd. Under exclusive licence from 'DBX Records' Italy.
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