Here Come The Men
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Here Come The Men
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Here come the men, they understand
Each other’s need for other men
For all alone there’s no defence
There’s no saviours
Here come the dogs they’re on the path
They sense each other’s comfort breath
They’re sickly drunk with confidence
So give it up
It’s not the way they change, but how they stay the same
In the coldness of the hollow streets here
Here come the men they’re in their cars
Here come the men with scarecrow arms
Here come the men, let’s be alarmed
As the contest begins
Get on the daisy chain, and forfeit sense for gain
In the coldness of the hollow streets here
Are you big enough?
Are you strong enough?
Are you hard enough?
Are you flush enough?
Are you hung enough?
Are you straight enough?
Are you white enough?
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Who performs "Here Come The Men"?
Antimatter performs "Here Come The Men", and this lyric page sits inside the Antimatter catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to A Place In The Sun and Alternative 4 with a short reason for opening each page next.
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