Call To Arms
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Call To Arms
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[Verse]
It's only fair that I should warn you
The day will come when you know you've got to
Start coming around and say what you're thinking
Turn your back pretend you don't care
Saying nothing will get you nowhere
How can you believe a word they were saying?
[Refrain]
This is a call to arms
If we get it right
This is a call to arms
Don't be afraid to fight for your life
[Verse]
What you hear and what you're reading
Soon become what you're believing
Are you coming around to my way of thinking?
You spend your life you try to make it
Did they teach you a lot? Do you fake it?
Never tell you enough to know what the truth is
[Refrain]
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