World War 4
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World War 4
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After bombs are dropped to kill
After all the buildings fall
At the time we'll have the will
To climb up from beneath it all
We'll find tha strength to live
To Rebuild something new
If theres anything forgive
What else can we do
I don't wanna fight yer war
I don't wanna play yer games
Forget about tha world war 4
Weapons are at tha store
So were forming to our cliques
we will destroy all tha clocks
and our weapons will be sticks
and tha other side has rocks
and we'll clash over petty shit
but remember all tha lies
that are owning up to it
and bomb tha world tonight
I don't wanna fight yer war
I don't wanna play yer games
Forget about tha world war 4
Weapons are at tha store
Lost in tha news
something something
in a nuclear winter
and an acid rain
cause of all of this
there will be no more
fuck your politics
no world war four
no world war 4
forget about tha world war 4
there's gotta be something more
no world war 4
no world war 4
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Leftover Crack performs "World War 4", and this lyric page sits inside the Leftover Crack catalog on LyroVerse.
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