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Artist: Quick And The Dead
Canonical path: /quick-and-the-dead/the-war-starts-tonight
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The War Starts Tonight
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The War Starts Tonight
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(Saddle up tonight)
'Cause our hour's at hand
(The war starts tonight)
And it's time we understand
Are we men or are we children?
('Cause I'm feeling like I'm desperate and on my knees)
But this time I think I'll stand
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