Your Country
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Your Country
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So you wanna join the army
And you wanna be a man
You wanna go to ireland
And get killed by a bomb
Does you family want to
See you as a corpse
Because you´re wrapped around
In your empty thoughts
Fighting for the army
Marching for the army
Just another part of
Your death in the army
Rules and regulations
Imprinted in your brain
You brother´s been killed
Oh! what a shame
Left, right, left, right
That´s right son
Marching all together
It´ll be a lot of fun
You´re in the army now so
Get that gun clean
Switch off your brain
You´re now a machine
Slaughtered like cattle
You hear it on the news
Quite country lane
Victim of their views
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