PFLP + JRA = terrorists

'PFLP + JRA = terrorists'
Krantzstone
Japanese dark triphop, minor key, industrial, glitch, ominous, tick tock beat, phat bass
October 18, 2024 at 6:14 a.m.
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*Verse 1*
In '67 they rose, Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine,
With George Habash guiding the Marxist line,
A struggle for justice, armed and bold,
For Palestinian freedom, their story told.
They joined forces with the Japanese Red Army,
Bound by revolution’s call to arm the many,
Together they unleashed acts of fright,
Darkening the land with terror’s blight.
*Chorus*
The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine,
With bombs and blood, they crossed the line,
Alongside the Japanese Red Army, their fight took flight,
But left destruction in the night.
Hijacked planes, and Lod's massacre tore,
Innocent lives hit the floor,
They claimed it was for justice, sure,
But in the end, brought suffering pure.
*Verse 2*
In '72, at Lod Airport's gate,
Kozo Okamoto sealed their fate,
With 28 gone, 76 in grief,
Violence marked their brutal belief.
Their mission claimed to free the oppressed,
But left the world in cruel unrest,
A broken dream, a bloody course,
Their methods dealt with no remorse.
*Verse 3*
From Beirut’s streets to Rome’s dark skies,
The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine unleashed cries,
They waved the flag of Marx’s creed,
But terror grew from every deed.
With Japanese Red Army by their side,
They spread their chaos far and wide,
Together they tore the world in two,
And left the innocent to rue.
*Bridge*
Planes were hijacked, and fear took hold,
The world grew dark as their tale was told,
The claim was freedom, the price was pain,
As innocent lives were lost in vain.
The El Al hijackings struck with dread,
Wadi Haddad and Kozo Okamoto led,
Their names now haunt with terror’s glare,
A cause that fell to endless despair.
*Verse 4*
From Tokyo’s streets to Beirut’s cries,
Their actions forged too many lies,
The shared goal buried by the toll,
As innocent lives paid the whole.
They fought, they killed, but in the wake,
Was only sorrow, hearts to break,
Though they sought a better place,
Their violence stained the human race.
*Outro*
The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine and the Japanese Red Army fought their fight,
But left the world in endless night,
For every dream, a life was gone,
And violence carried their cause all wrong.
Sources:
Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine: simple.wikiped...
Japanese Red Army: en.wikipedia.o...