Same Old Madness
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Same Old Madness
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In the morning, reading the paper
Read the front page to the back page
Welcome to the nuclear age
No more time for vicious outrage
Same old madness
Same old madness
Same old madness
Same old madness
Wright to london, wright to london
Wright to Tokyo, wright to thailand
Wright us right here in our homeland
Regan sits behind them leering
Soviets are domineering
Third world things need engineering
No more time for loving, caring
Same old madness
Same old madness
Same old madness
Same old madness
In the evening, reading the paper
Read the front page to the back page
Welcome to the crazy age
It's the very latest craze
Same old madness
Same old madness
Same old madness
Same old madness
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Ministry performs "Same Old Madness", and this lyric page sits inside the Ministry catalog on LyroVerse.
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