Page type: lyric reference
Artist: GBV
Canonical path: /gbv/captains-dead
Related lyric paths: 6
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Captains Dead
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Captains Dead
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Captains Dead
The war machine has fled
and People have gone home
Remember what he said
and you won't feel alone
You won't remember at this time
tommorrow when all the sorrow
is gone
A pull of the lever and nothing's forever
We'll ride to the heart of the sun
Captains Dead
The war machine has fled
and People have gone home
Remember what he said
and you won't feel alone
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