Damn the British, for all their plight and plunder,
Damn the Americans too, for all they have rent asunder,
Nations, throughout the world destroyed,
With unrelenting war,  uncompromising thunder.

In the name of freedom, they fly their flags,
They spur their steeds, they whip their nags,
In the guise of good, they force their creeds,
With willful spite, they occupy foreign crags.
 
Leaders of honour, so they claim, 
War drums beating, they oft lay blame,
With tortuous hearts, filled with greed and sin,
They steal innocent lives, without an ounce of shame.

As ages end, their empires shall crumble,
Along the way, each king shall fumble,
Their own people desert them, peaceful folk enslaved,
Those tyrants will fail and fall, their heads shall tumble.

Damn All those nations, that cause world strife,
Damn all those armies, falsely blowing freedom's fife,
Lies and wickedness, with all their horrors,
They're damned to hell, for each stolen life.