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Artist: Blonde Tongues
Canonical path: /blonde-tongues/she-wanted-a-war
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She Wanted A War
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She Wanted A War
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It was cold out, her eyes were burning me
I was the fire beneath the wind that she conceived
She lent back and looked at me
And decided there was nothing there to see
Don't you want me?, take me any place you need
Take me close to anything near water
I'm thin as a cloud and can barely seek relief
She told me she'd stood in front of millions
And they all had eyes like me
She knew what she wanted
She wanted it all
She wanted, she wanted a war
She wanted, she wanted it all
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