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Artist: Atomic Eyes
Canonical path: /atomic-eyes/the-african-army
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The African Army
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The African Army
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The African Army,
They're coming to eat your children,
They eat them with mint sauce,
and a knife and fork.
They cook them with cajun spices,
The African army,
They use all their ancient devices,
To eat the little kiddies
Which terrorise the army.
They're the African army,
poverty? I think not!
Cannibalism, it's not wrong, when its African
Jesus loves us all, African or not.
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