Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Abrasive Wheels
Canonical path: /abrasive-wheels/the-army-song
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The Army Song
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The Army Song
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Got my marching orders in the morning post
When I read the letter I thought it was a joke
You gotta fight fight for what you want
You gotta fight fight for what you want
You gotta fight fight for what you want
But why should we fight when the battle is yours
I dont wanna fight in world war three
Don't wanna fight the japanese
Cos there's no honour in dying for the love of your country
And who are you to tell me I gotta fight in a war
It wont be the same as thirty nine in nineteen eighty four
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