Makes No Sense
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Makes No Sense
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The generals say they make good sense
A stong economy? First a strong defense
That makes sense
They make sense to me
The Airforce says they need new planes
As they prepare for strafing raids
And the Army,of course,needs more men
So they can fight and kill and win
That makes sense
They make sense to me
The Navy says they need more ships
So they can float and shoot and shit
They also say they need machines
To run they're little submarines
That makes sense
They make sense to me
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