Army Ants
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Army Ants
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Bring on the absolute
A walk on the water
Can lead you to slaughter
No one will feel you
No one will hear you
Bring on the brave new world
Tied to condition
A slave to submission
All that I need
Is a way to deceive
The eyes of the end
I could rise once again
And still shine on
Crawl on your hands and knees
Blind from the vision,
The dawn of decision
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Tea Party performs "Army Ants", and this lyric page sits inside the Tea Party catalog on LyroVerse.
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