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Artist: Frank Black
Canonical path: /frank-black/dance-war
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Dance War
Read Dance War lyrics by Frank Black on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Dance War
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Mister, you're an actor
Practicing your lines by yourself
Don`t need no benefactor
I just want to be myself
I'm going fighting in the dance war
I'm going fighting in the dance war
Though I'm headed nowhere slamming in this pit
My brain was going to melt listening to your shit
I'm going fighting in the dance war
I'm going fighting in the dance war
The war will never end
And I don`t have a care in the world
See the bodies fly
Take the double dare in my world
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