Missiles and Monologues
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Missiles and Monologues
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Shoot to kill and aim to maim
In the name of war it's all insane
Not a single one to blame
Every good head's hung in shame
Put your logic on the shelf
Definition of modern wealth
Cavalry's coming, emptying shells
You'd better arm yourselves
Missiles and monologues
Cross your t's and dot your I's
They just want your compromise
But you're feeling good, you're feeling high
Just sit back, and let them decide
He's sweating, staring out into space
Salty brow on a solemn face
Testing you and trying fate
Are you gonna take the bait?
Missiles and monologues
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PROPAGNDA performs "Missiles and Monologues", and this lyric page sits inside the PROPAGNDA catalog on LyroVerse.
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