My Country I Ii
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My Country I Ii
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Something horrid...........
Oh Oh Oh
I would not fight for my country
I would not work to no rule
Don't have no truck with no power game
Won't be some other jerks tool
Don't have no part 'cos one party and
Another's all the same
(Workin' for some other man)
All the same
Gonna play it
(Workin' for some other man)
At my own game
Oh Ee Ooh
'Oi you
Don't wanna die for some old man's crusade
Don't wanna hear what they feed
Don't wanna kill for some cause of the age
Don't wanna cry for somebody else's need
Don't want no piece of no flag in the breeze
Don't want no part cos one party and
Another's all the same
All the same
Gonna play it at my own game
Oooooh not me
Oi you
You don't get me
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Roger Taylor performs "My Country I Ii", and this lyric page sits inside the Roger Taylor catalog on LyroVerse.
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