Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Devil Ate My Son
Canonical path: /devil-ate-my-son/telegraph
Related lyric paths: 6
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Telegraph
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Telegraph
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CHORUS:
I've got a telegraph in my hand.
Words on paper, written in sand.
We've got telegraph, right across this land.
It doesn't mean a damn thing.
We don't understand.
But who needs telegraph anyway?
REPEAT CHORUS
We've got telegraph, right across this land.
It doesn't mean a damn thing.
We don't understand, we never understand!
God's got a telegraph nn his side.
It makes Him powerful, gives Him pride.
Even in America, God bless America!
They understand the value of the telegraph.
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