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Artist: English Dogs
Canonical path: /english-dogs/world-war-2
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World War 2
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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World War 2
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World war three is all the rage
Problem child of a nuclear age
Push button missiles on radio control
I don't wanna die before i get old
That's the crap we always hear
Doomsday's coming, almost here
Why not remember the last world war
I hope, for one, there'll be no more
Why doesn't anyone sing about world war two
Examples should be made of forty-five
When the people were lucky to survive
The hell all around for those sick years
Should be a constant reminder in all our fears
No-one sings about the last world war
'cos modern poets can't remember any more
Modern zombies with a one-track mind
Of world war three that will kill mankind
Why doesn't anyone sing about world war two
Why doesn't anyone sing about world war two
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