The War
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The War
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Here stands a man
At the bottom of a hole he's made
Still sweating from the rush
His body tense
His hands, they shake
All this, this is a mad boy
Here stands a man
With a bullet in his clenched right hand
Don't push in son
For he's got the power to crush these lands
Oh here, hear him cry, boy
Don't you ever leave me alone
My war is over
Be my shelter from the storm
My war is over
I am a sad boy
Here stands a man
At the bottom of a hole he's made
Still sweating from the rush
His body tense
His hands, they shake
Oh, this, this is a man boy
Here stands a man
With a bullet in his clenched right hand
Don't push in son
But he's got the power to crush these lands
Oh here, here in cry boy
Don't you ever leave me alone
My war is over
Be my shelter from the storm
My war is over
I am a sad boy
Don't you ever leave me alone
Be my shelter from the start
My war is over
I am a sad boy
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