Right To Choose
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Right To Choose
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The end of the world is coming in two
We are ready to fight are you?
When you're on your knees with a gun to your head
It's better to be dead than fucking red
We have the right, the right to choose
We want defence and we want the cruise
They gave their lives and they bled
Remember the falklands, don't forget our dead
The right to choose, we want the cruise
Bigger and better bombs
The right to choose, we want the cruise
The end of the world is coming in two
We are ready to fight are you?
When you're on your knees with a gun to your head
It's better to be dead than fucking red
The right to choose, we want the cruise
They gave their lives and they bled
Remember the falklands, don't forget our dead
The end of the world is coming in two
We are ready to fight are you?
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