War of Attrition
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War of Attrition
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Come and play, it's OK
Cast your eyes upon
Know your place
Show your face
Sleep won't help you none
You might say, it's a War of Attrition
War of Attrition
War of Attrition
War of Attrition
This your fate
No escape
I have learned to love
I can wait
What's my name
What's your game
You have lied enough
Then you turn around and tell me it's not war
War of Attrition
War of Attrition
War of Attrition
War of Attrition
Time, a long slide
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