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Testament - Shades of War

Published April 28, 2009

Views 110K  |  Likes 724  |  Comments 45
Views#5,826,025Global
Views#914,849Unknown country

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30.2K subs•214 videos•Apr 2009

This video has 110K views and 724 likes, ranking #5,826,025 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

110,293

Likes

724

Comments

45

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Total (all-time): $77 – $221

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Testament - 5. Shades of War - Low [Music: Peterson] [Lyrics: Billy, James] Burial of a human being A man before a boy Born to fight in another man's world Not a world where there's a war Born relihiously Truth is what they see Death won't come form peace Who fuels this war? [Solo: Eric] Sacred …

Published
April 28, 2009
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