Over And Out
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Over And Out
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Radio man, get us a signal.
We need to establish some communication.
You're breaking up, Captain.
Repeat your position.
Receiving distortion.
Repeat your position.
Echo to base.
We're taking on fire.
Send reinforcement.
We can't hold the line.
We're under attack and requesting permission
To sound the retreat and forfeit the mission.
Say it back.
Say it loud.
Send us help and send it now.
We're not waiting any longer now.
You've got to get us out.
Radio man, try them again.
It's now or it's never if you want to live.
They're moving in close.
We're losing our light.
If we don't reach them now,
Then we won't last the night.
Echo to base.
The front line is down.
The company's weak and too few to hold out.
Captain, come back.
Please say again.
The signal is fading out.
Someone come in.
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Brandston performs "Over And Out", and this lyric page sits inside the Brandston catalog on LyroVerse.
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