Ice Age
Read Ice Age lyrics by Jefferson Airplane on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Ice Age
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Well I heard the news that, just the other day
Now I feel there's, something I must say
Well the darkness come(s) too often
Time next year I'll build my coffin
Made out of lead so X-rays cannot see
Well we gotta be free
Oh political men they burn their lives out talkin' We people of the earth just keep on walkin'
Well we don't know what to say
Only live our lives as slaves
All we can do is race on to the grave
Well we gotta get away
Well they're much too old to, care about the future
They're sewing up the past with shining sutures
Well it's immortality they crave
Days are done so now they're brave
Life will live in books for fools and slaves
Well we gotta get away
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Who performs "Ice Age"?
Jefferson Airplane performs "Ice Age", and this lyric page sits inside the Jefferson Airplane catalog on LyroVerse.
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