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Artist: The Casualties
Canonical path: /the-casualties/political-sin
Related lyric paths: 6
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Political Sin
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Political Sin
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Helicopters dropped us in the bush
Run for cover with an adrenaline rush
Moters crash tearing up the ground
Bodies lay lifeless on the ground
Chorus
Fighting a war we can't win
Goverment commits the ultimate sin
Boys running screaming in fear
Wounded screaming dragged to the rear
Here comes the enemy with big guns
We're the wounded the lucky ones
Chorus
Political sin send you off to die
Can;t ask the goverment any questions why
I don't support no goverment
That's full of hate and human torment.
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